Sentence examples for unequal standing from inspiring English sources
Rumour spreads most rapidly along preexisting social networks: among friends, associates, and peers rather than among persons of unequal standing.
But the rulers control mass culture in the ideal city, and they advance a "noble lie" to convince citizens of their unequal standing and deep tie to the city (414b-415d).
25 31 The third mechanism posits that legal frameworks that tolerate or force unequal standing among segments of the population are likely to achieve unequal health outcomes, which are reversible through changes to the discriminatory legal framework itself.
A common response I've heard from the left is that I'm slyly seeking to sow discord by disingenuously arguing that the larger union movement is not in fact one, but is instead a coalition of fundamentally distinct organisations of unequal moral standing.
Standing up against unequal and inadequate education is all our fight.
With no opportunity for debate in parliament, decisions would be taken by a standing committee, with the same unequal voting weights.
Given that unequal outcome, Geithner was seen as someone standing in the way of proposals to punish bankers who had caused the crisis.
Hearing that we're all in this together is scant comfort for the millions, in this increasingly unequal country, who are crammed sweating in standard class – or left standing on the platform in the cold.
18. Souls vary in worth; and the difference is due, among other causes, to an almost initial inequality; it is in reason that, standing to the Reason-Principle, as parts, they should be unequal by the fact of becoming separate.
They also claimed unequal treatment because the school district had not disciplined other teachers who were also standing in the hallway but said they did not support the union.
