Sentence examples for terms of equality from inspiring English sources

The objection to preferring group A in order to gain indirect economic benefits can also be put in terms of equality, the equal moral worth of persons, and specifically the equal concern and respect morally owed to all persons.

She went on to quote Thorstein Veblen, "The cat lives with man on terms of equality.

The seeds of a romance are sown in terms of equality.

"I'm not going to bluster and say the statement was a huge step forward in terms of equality and fairness.

That said, he added that the private sector had historically "led government in terms of equality for L.G.B.T. people".

"It was globally resounding that women are ever advancing in terms of equality, structure and human rights," said Unilever.

"Before, economically and culturally, and in terms of social equality, we were making progress.

Britain has fallen to 26th in the world in terms of gender equality.

In terms of gender equality, schools are no different from other organisations.

Why isn't the American dream ever spoken of in terms of justice, equality, freedom and responsibility?

In terms of "meaningful equality of 50 per cent of women at the top of organisations, we are nowhere near that", she added.