equality
சமத்துவம்
definition
noun
an organization aiming to promote racial equality
the state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities.
translation of 'equality'
சமத்துவம்
noun
சமநிலை
example
All the evidence shows, that if you want to promote social mobility and 'equality' of opportunity, you have to start early.
an organization aiming to promote racial 'equality'
We should be striving to create a meritocratic society with equality of opportunity, not 'equality' of outcome.
But equality of aspiration is not matched by 'equality' of opportunity.
Parliament alone can give 'equality' of opportunity and thereby increase liberty for all.
They want to see people given a fair go, they want 'equality' of opportunity, and they want fairness.
Can marriage be reformed to serve as a public status that promotes 'equality' and liberty?
It's easy to say one is in favour of 'equality' of opportunity.
The value of 'equality' of opportunity gets most of its practical force from its opposition to systematic discrimination.
an organization aiming to promote racial 'equality'
When we promote equality, we need to make sure that we are promoting 'equality' of opportunity.
Many people think of feminism as a movement that promotes gender 'equality' and opportunity.
It's no secret that great numbers of jobs are sewn up from the inside, despite claims of 'equality' of opportunity.
we're committed to 'equality' of opportunity for everyone
Does equality of opportunity matter more than 'equality' of outcome?
A new settlement must be able to deliver 'equality' of opportunity for unionists as well as nationalists.
The striking workers are demanding 'equality' of promotion opportunities with their colleagues.
The report also sets out a new public sector duty to promote 'equality' of opportunity for people with mental health problems.
The Government advocates 'equality' of opportunity for every child.
For example, complete negative freedom would not provide 'equality' of opportunity, outcome, or treatment.
Moreover, not everything is done to ensure 'equality' of opportunity.
We also know that the labour movement has to work very hard to ensure that same 'equality' of access and opportunity in the union.
People disagree about what is needed to ensure fair 'equality' of opportunity.
The formal algebraic manipulation of series investigated by Lagrange and Laplace in the 1770s was put in the form of operator 'equalities' by Arbogast in 1800 in Calcul des dérivations.
In a series of papers published over the following years Edmonds examined a whole variety of different conditions on the functions f and g which give the required 'equalities' .
In full equilibrium, as Johnson pointed out, both 'equalities' hold (the economy is at the IS-LM intersection) and the two theories are formally identical.
Relationships between other values from different quantity spaces can be defined using 'equalities' and correspondences.
There is a clear violation of strand symmetry in the loop regions: the intrastrand 'equalities' of A = T and G = C expected at equilibrium are not obeyed.
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