Sentence examples for topple barriers from inspiring English sources

His nonprofit group fights to topple barriers -- legal, social and emotional -- to informing young people about sexuality, and to making contraception, condoms and other sexual health care accessible.

We have it within our power as a society to topple barriers to equal opportunity and treatment, especially for black boys, who often face steep obstacles.

We have it within our power as a society to topple barriers to equal opportunity for everyone, including African-American men and boys, who often face steep obstacles and inaccurate depictions in the media, which can affect self-perceptions and lead to diminished self-esteem.

My point for sharing all of that was this: we have it within our power as a society to topple barriers to equal opportunity for everyone, including African-American men and boys, who often face steep obstacles and inaccurate depictions in the media, which can affect self-perceptions and lead to diminished self-esteem.

The United States and 11 Pacific Rim nations have concluded a giant trade liberalisation pact, after five years of gruelling negotiations, that aims not only to topple tariff barriers on everything from butter to cars but also harmonise standards in areas such as labour law, copyright and environmental protection.

The United States Olympic Committee is still trying to figure out how to topple that barrier before it enters a city again (Chicago got the ax in the first round of voting for 2016).

On the contrary, he wants America to retake the lead in toppling trade barriers.

While affirmative action has toppled historical barriers that restricted minorities from higher education and lucrative professions, a disturbingly large number of blacks and Latinos remain in a state of perpetual exile: to ghettos and barrios, and from college campuses.

The financial situation is bound to improve further after Slovenia and Slovakia join the European Union next spring, toppling trade barriers and encouraging more advertising.

If the company appeals a recent court ruling and wins, it will come as a blow to those who hope to see states around the country topple the remaining barriers both to same-sex marriage and to laws that protect gay people from discrimination.

But on Thursday, President Obama toppled another barrier when he tried to sell Jay Leno on his economic recovery plan.