Sentence examples for allow equal rights from inspiring English sources

It said the declaration would allow "equal rights to homosexuals, and provide protection and respect for prostitutes" and "equal rights to adulterous wives and illegitimate sons resulting from adulterous relationships".

But since the United States did not allow equal voting rights for all its citizens until 1965, its democracy, by that standard, must be counted young.

The Legislature passed a law allowing civil unions, but gay couples have sued, arguing that it fails to provide equal rights.

By a margin of  62 per cent Yes to 38 per cent No, the people of Ireland vote to amend their country's constitution to allow an equal right of marriage to all everyone, irrespective of the gender of those marrying.

They seem to think there is no quicker way to bring about the "destruction of this nation" than to allow this equal right.

Many Filipinos objected to the so-called Parity Amendment, which required an amendment to the Philippine constitution allowing U.S. citizens equal rights with Filipinos in the exploitation of natural resources and operation of public utilities; nonetheless, some powerful Filipinos involved in these negotiations stood to benefit from the arrangement.

Last year, the Bahamian public overwhelmingly voted against an amendment to the Constitution that would have allowed Bahamian women equal rights.

"If we can be that beacon of light and hope for others who seek freedom and democracy and can live in a country that would allow intolerance in the equal rights that again our military men and women fight for and die for for all of us".

The Australia tour included a Commonwealth leaders' summit in Perth at which the rules on royal succession were changed to allow sons and daughters equal rights.

After Compulsory Education Law passed in 1986, Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Disabled Persons finally allowed children with disabilities equal rights to children without disabilities to access nine years of education, including six years elementary and three years middle school education [ 52].

Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has praised the decision to amend royal succession laws to allow male and female heirs equal rights to the throne.