| This principle can also be incorporated into hierarchical, inegalitarian theories. |
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| In the name of the sick whose inequality we lament, we would become inegalitarian supporters of litmus tests for human dignity. |
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| Aboriginal society may well become the most inegalitarian on the continent. |
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| Who would have thought that someone who subscribes to the opaque and inegalitarian precepts of postmodernism would now be considered Left? |
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| Of course, in other cases desert principles as described will have inegalitarian implications. |
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| Although some legislators passionately opposed this idea as inegalitarian, the program was quickly passed with high expectations. |
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| Collective or community rights imply permissible inegalitarian ranking of members in the interests of preservation of tradition. |
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| He has pledged to restore a faltering economy and achieve greater equity in this most inegalitarian of the world's large economies. |
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| He prophesised the end of the era of mercy was, and the awning of the day of vengeance in the inegalitarian society. |
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| Then, of course, a set of principles coming from the unforced agreement will be inegalitarian in just that respect. |
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| Why would our society, one that is indeed so deeply inegalitarian, provide equal treatment for men and women in this field? |
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| It was also a class-bound, inegalitarian society, dominated by a numerous gentry, where over half the arable land belonged to some 10,000 landowners. |
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| The inegalitarian society, this was an important development. |
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| There is a need to detect the hidden inegalitarian effects of certain measures. |
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| In order to prevent skilled people from leaving, salary differentials have to be raised, reinforcing an initial inegalitarian income distribution. |
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| There's a risk factor involved in being born into a highly inegalitarian society, and that should be weighed against possible higher average incomes just as investors weigh volatility against higher average gains. |
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| Our latter day spacetime, however, is highly inegalitarian and tends to function everywhere to the benefit of some and to the detriment of others. |
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| Competition for scarce capital and skills pushes up rewards and pushes down tax rates, as public policies compound the inegalitarian impact of globalisation. |
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| You, yourselves are forced in some cases to provide for some compensatory funding, otherwise known as state aid, for you know that market forces are stupid and inegalitarian and that they only meet financial needs. |
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| It is as though the gentle democratizing breeze of the social sciences were up against the inegalitarian hurricane brought about by a far more powerful economy. |
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| There will be jobs for people who combat the dangerous inegalitarian tendencies of this new world. |
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| Economic opportunities and the power of the people contrast with the rigid and inegalitarian economic and social relations that characterize rural areas, inevitably giving the city a magnetic appeal. |
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| But maybe because it was extremely sensitive to criticisms of past reactions to asset prices, which struck critics as inegalitarian or as contributing to moral hazard, or both. |
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| Political democracy has provided a recurring counterfoil to capitalism's inegalitarian tendencies and will continue to provide new opportunities to do so in the future. |
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