Sentence examples for altered equality from inspiring English sources
They're up for grabs, boys!" Mirren is right that the rules of carnal engagement had altered, equality had yet to catch up and decades of conditioning for men and women clung like giant barnacles on behaviour, hampering real change.
As the effect of the air leak becomes apparent, this equality is altered.
The Equalities Act will be altered to prevent workplace discrimination because, currently, people are only protected from discrimination if their condition is continuous for a year.
The Equalities Act would also be altered to prevent workplace discrimination.
A Burke brought back to life today, one feels sure, would have accepted gay marriage, as he would women's equality, as expressions of a social order already altered from within.
In addition, the widespread movement toward marriage equality in the U.S. and other English-speaking countries has altered the common meaning of "marriage" so that many dictionaries now include same-sex couples within its definition.
Launched with an admittedly moving video series of Australians sharing their personal stories behind their support for Marriage Equality, the campaign's main component is the peddling of symbolically "incomplete" Acceptance Rings that are somehow set to irrevocably alter the course of equality.
A man working for the Equalities Minister Helen Grant has said he is disgusted after she altered his contract to cut his sick pay.
And yet history is altered by those who rise all of those mornings, take stock of the fight for equality, restrategize, and then keep moving towards justice.
Sweden has altered its approach over time, first embracing the goal of assimilation, then moving gradually to the present posture of encouraging distinct cultures within Sweden while insisting on equality of opportunity.
