Sentences with phrase «egalitarian principle»

-- and those who lamented the symbolism of a treasured program with egalitarian principles teaming up with a soulless corporation.
And what the state provides is less and less education, and more and more a form of rough and ready crowd control, usually shaped by egalitarian principles, and calculated to prevent the emergence of an educated middle class.
As a modern woman, I thought our selfish tendencies could be held in check through mutual subjection worked out through egalitarian principles.
Mujica was motivated by his deep commitment to the egalitarian principles of a democratic republic.
The failure of the leaders of that society to take seriously that tremendous responsibility, or not to fulfill it adequately, literally invites the alienated people of the society to overturn it and impose an egalitarian principle upon it.
By virtues, Goldin and Katz mean «a set of characteristics that originated in basic democratic and egalitarian principles and that influenced the educational system.»
Unsurprisingly, these inconvenient facts rankle, and, for those wedded to a stringent version of egalitarian principles, the goals of uplift and amelioration transmogrify into the demand for equal results.
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