Sentence examples for a matter of equality from inspiring English sources

Because these patterns of choice within marriages lead to inequalities between men and women, property division on divorce is a matter of equality or equal opportunity, and so a just law of divorce is essential to gender justice (Okin 1989, Chapters 7 and 8; Rawls 1997, 787 794; Shanley 2004, 3 30; Waldron 1988, and see 5.1).

It is a matter of equality.

It's also a matter of equality.

"It's a matter of equality and simple justice".

This is a matter of equality and democracy.

Making better use of women's talents is not just a matter of equality and fairness.

Redressing gender equalities as a matter of equal rights is not the only reason for addressing gender related issues in ICT; there is also a clear economic case for promoting gender equality.

To prove it, the cities joined together to establish the Paris City Hall Declaration, in which the mayors "declare solemnly that climate change is our common challenge and that advancing climate solutions is a shared responsibility, and a matter of rights, equality and social justice".

The EU has committed to achieving a gender balance in political representation and participation as a matter of justice, equality and democracy.

In order to kick the issue into touch, some Democrats – including, to his shame, President Obama – have refused to acknowledge gay marriage as a universal matter of equality; instead, saying it is an issue for each individual state.

She describes the issue as a matter of conscience and equality.