The phrase "a question of equal" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing equality or fairness, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "This is not just a matter of preference; it's a question of equal rights for all individuals."
Alternatives: "a matter of equality" or "an issue of fairness".
But this isn't just a question of fairness and equal opportunities – the paucity of women covering politics affects the way the country is run and the way politics is seen by the outside world.
The court could do the Republican Party a couple of favors by finding a constitutional right to same-sex marriage -- particularly if the reasoning is based on a more basic question of equal protection of rights for men and women.
At a 1914 rally he stated "Taxation without representation is tyranny ... [The] purpose of this meeting ... is to shock the people of Memphis into a realization that the question of equal suffrage is not child's play".
In flocks showing a higher Se status the question of equal accessibility, e.g. to mineral supplements, might have a greater impact.
It's not simply a question of marching towards a more equal future: we have to keep an eye on the past too.
To determine the presence and magnitude of variability of radiology is important with respect to the question of equal access to health care, which is a declared objective in Norwegian health policy (as in most other countries), and stated in The Patients' Rights Act [ 7].
Now, that conversation — and the larger accompanying question of equal access — comes up on the national stage in the way that marriage equality did a few years prior.
The question of equal rights would vanish if the state would get out of the marriage game.
On the question of equal pay for women, Mitt Romney has planted himself on both sides of the issue, flipping and flopping at the same time.
