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When we look at the older age groups the social equality situation is not quite the same.
Not sure how it will help social equality, but the idea is nice.
This change is a move in the direction of social equality.
The essential point of the system was social equality between officers and men.
For the first time in history women reached the dignity of social equality with men.
It is also the day of social equality in Finland.
Racial integration, in turn, is a result of social equality.
How could social equality survive if some people shoved themselves ahead of the rest?
Section 9 contains strong provisions on legal and social equality.
Even more than the men themselves he insisted upon complete social equality between all ranks.
It can also refer to social equality for people of different races.
She also has promised a government that focuses on social equality and respect for human rights.
"It means seeking social equality, not that the state has to keep a majority stake in every industry."
The ideal of social equality also figured in the equation.
This newspaper likes to see itself as a champion for more social equality.
It's an interesting way of thinking about law and social equality, but who else really believes adult women need or want such protection?
Local officials still care far more about generating growth than abstract goals like social equality.
This commitment to social equality and justice led him into a life of many facets.
It supports affirmative action as absolutely necessary in the fight for social equality.
The three main pillars of sustainable development include economic growth, environmental protection, and social equality.
They were not concerned with social equality, but with political stability.
Social equality is a state where people are treated fairly and given equal chances.
"Well, I suppose most people are in this age of realism and social equality.
This therefore brings me to the second reason why democracy is bound up with a measure of economic and social equality.
It is an issue of balanced development, but above all of social equality.