The phrase "a commitment to equality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing principles, values, or policies that emphasize fairness and equal treatment for all individuals.
Example: "The organization has made a strong commitment to equality, ensuring that all employees are treated with respect and fairness."
Alternatives: "a dedication to fairness" or "an obligation to equity".
They say their support for gay marriage is based on a commitment to equality, yet they are refusing to support equal civil partnerships for heterosexual couples.
A number of celebrities with a commitment to equality have already pledged to support Free & Equal by becoming UN equality champions and helping spread campaign messages and materials via social media.
A commitment to equality and respect for diversity is essential.
Our nation must make new a commitment to equality and upward mobility to all the citizens.
His moral clarity about abolition stemmed less from compassion or a commitment to equality than from the fact that slavery so blatantly violated his belief in self-governance.
Her supporters counter that she demonstrated a commitment to equality; her claiming the chair in the name of Mr. Houston, they said, is but one example.
(Deslauriers 2009) Sometimes, as in the case of Descartes, the feminist argument in favor of a gendered theory is subtle since, unlike Aristotle, he expresses both a personal and a theoretical commitment to equality.
I heard her recount to him how much she enjoyed visiting Finland -- a country that combines a dynamic market economy with a societal commitment to equality and community -- and how it seemed to be the kind of decent society that we should strive for back home.
Women In Football, an umbrella organisation representing more than 1,000 women in the game at all levels, said it was "disappointed that the Premier League has missed a significant opportunity to demonstrate a strong commitment to equality in the workplace".
Women in Football, an umbrella organisation representing 1,000 women across the game, said it was "disappointed that the Premier League has missed a significant opportunity to demonstrate a strong commitment to equality in the workplace".
It's also been almost impossible to find a minister for equality who has a decent commitment to equality, and can be representative.
