Sentence examples for view of equality from inspiring English sources

For those with a simple view of equality, that's wrong.

That's the modern conservative view of equality in a nutshell: the real injustice is that black people get to say the n-word while whites get in trouble.

You don't write drama from the point of view of equality, you write it from stories and the heart and the pulse of these people.

He accused supporters of same-sex marriage of having "a strange view of equality which is that the groups that [they support] should have more equality than other people".

The speech in which Kate calls on wives dutifully to "place your hands below your husband's foot" remains hard to reconcile with any rational view of equality between the sexes.

She writes: "Ministers thought that if you brought lesbians, wheelchair users and Afro-Caribbean people into the same organisation, they would all share the same view of equality and human rights and campaign for one another".

On this view, even the substantive aspect of equality of opportunity is a deontological requirement, a moral constraint on permissible action, not a specification of a goal that morally ought to be achieved.

"If you view it purely from the perspective of equality then of course it is not right.

(2.9) Moreover, in view of the equality conditions of (2.6) and (2.7), it follows that the equality in (2.4) holds if and only if (f(x)) and (g(x)) are proportional.

In view of the equality condition (3.9), and from Lemma 1, we get the equality holds if and only if there exists a constant c > 0 such that f = cg, almost everywhere with respect to S(K(f ), ·) on Sn- 1.

In view of the equality conditions of (4.10), (2.7), and (1.1), we immediately conclude that the equalities in (4.11) hold if and only if (triangle ABC) is equilateral and P is its center.