Sentence examples similar to a pledge to equality from inspiring English sources

"The fact that women and girls cannot train to compete clearly violates the Olympic Charter's pledge to equality and gives the Olympic movement itself a black eye," said Christoph Wilcke, senior Middle East researcher at Human Rights Watch.

Tessa Jowell, Britain's former Olympics minister, led the outcry in February, saying that the Saudis were "clearly breaking the spirit of the Olympic charter's pledge to equality".

Tessa Jowell, the former culture secretary and Olympics minister – who is now a member of the Olympic board – said in February that the Saudis were "clearly breaking the spirit of the Olympic charter's pledge to equality" with their attitude to women in sport and the Games.

After his death the gay community lashed out against the government led by president Tsai Ing-who, was was elected in January on a pledge to boost equality rights.

The Equality Network said 69 out of 129 MSPs at Holyrood have signed a pledge to back a change in the law.

The Labour party had been elected in 1964 on a manifesto that included a pledge to wage a new "war on want" in the developing world, and to fight for "freedom and racial equality" at the United Nations general assembly.

He also has a pledge to keep.

During that peak period, American exceptionalism meant not only that we were different from other nations having been established by our founders with a pledge of equality and a commitment to the aspirations of the common man but also that the United States was a place where opportunities abounded for all and the sky was the limit in terms of the potential for individual success and achievement.

Ms Butler also announced plans to set up a new department for Women and Equalities, as part of Labour's pledge to "put equality centre stage".

The American Dream began as a pledge for equality rather than as a dream of supremacy and 'making it big'.

We cannot pledge to value equality and then fail to invest in it.