Esimerkkejä More equal käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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More equal than others.
And none is more equal than others.
Society has become more equal.
None is more equal than others.
Educational Scores: Higher in more equal countries.
Some are more equal than others….
It heralds a Europe where some will be more equal than others.
Men are more equal than women… at work, at least.
But some animals are more equal than others.
More equal than others. Come on, we should leave while we still can.
But one cannot be more equal than the other.
Caring for others, working for a better and more equal world.
Let's try having a more equal partnership, shall we?
The proposed directive was a step towards a more equal society.
Web discussion is more equal than face-to-face discussion.
Sorts the magical stones making rows of 3 or more equal parts.
There are some who are more equal than others: Germans, English and French.
Do you have the skills andknowledge required to make your services more equal?
Innovation: Greater in more equal countries.
Should we create rules or procedures that would prevent harassment andmake our community more equal?
Life expectancy: longer in more equal countries.
This leads to situations worthy of a quote from George Orwell in the eleven official languages of the Union:"All pigs are equal butsome pigs are more equal than others.
But some animals are more equal than others.
Social Capital- meaning the ability of people to trust each other: Naturally greater in more equal countries.
Some apes, it seems, are more equal than others.
This is a worrying tendency since, in practice,it means that the EU is being divided into countries that are equal and those that are more equal than others.
At the same time, it puts them on a more equal footing with other passengers.
We are all equal when it comes to these matters andthere are not States which are more equal than others.
Compelling evidence emphasises that more equal societies almost always do better.
This is very important, and while we bid the migrants welcome,we want the rules to be made more equal and more consistent.