Sentence examples for virtual equality from inspiring English sources

Ms. Thomas, 32, directed and produced "Virtual Equality," a documentary about minority youth and the Internet, which was broadcast on public television last month.

Longtime gay-rights activist Urvashi Vaid, author of "Virtual Equality: The Mainstreaming of Gay and Lesbian Liberation," is opposed to war and militarism, but told me, "The military is a large employer, and has to commit to not being discriminatory".

It has also made official the existence of the new relationship of virtual economic equality of the U.S., Western Europe, and Japan.

3.1.2.2 Symmetrical Virtual bilateral equality in these respects.

The House Report with its un-nuanced claim of "collective" moral authority was not only trampling upon constitutional equality, but by its virtual codification of a singular religious view, religious freedom.

The inequality analysis indicates that in China, albeit improved equality of the WF via virtual water (VW) transfers in comparison to the real water use, provincial WFs still present inequality (with Gini coefficient 0.22).

The synchronization mechanism of synchronous machines is identified as the natural rule of law to govern SYNDEM and the legal equality is achieved via operating power electronic converters as virtual synchronous machines (VSM) to homogenize all heterogeneous players.

In the following, virtual measurements and Lagrange multipliers are first described, in order to present the equality constraints issue in a self-contained discussion.

While the party celebrating the Jensen's divorce and Australian marriage equality hasn't happened yet, the Facebook group, in a way, has become a virtual party and celebration itself.

In return for the single ace they held, they got almost every one of their other demands: virtual abolition of the Royal Ulster Constabulary, a reduced British military presence and a battery of moves on what they call the "equality agenda".

I'm listening carefully to their ideas about how we build the bridges, digital and virtual, that connect women of all generations, colors and culture to ensure that the progress we've made towards real equality continues.