Sentence examples for an equal treatment from inspiring English sources

A religion clause issue became an equal treatment issue.

The European Union had already imposed an equal treatment system in 2007 but left the possibility for some unlimited transitional period.

"Where the customer's attitude may itself be indicative of prejudice based on one of the 'prohibited factors', such as religion, it seems to me particularly dangerous to excuse the employer from compliance with an equal treatment requirement in order to pander to that prejudice".

Whitening ensures an equal treatment to all dimensions before the algorithm is run.

Some of the characteristic features of the method are its local nature (independent of boundary conditions) and an equal treatment of spatial and temporal variables.

Furthermore, it would imply an equal treatment of two single parent families identical in income but different in the gender of the parents.

Why doesn't the government do more to protect equality and equal treatment, in a country where female workers lag behind in every indicator, from equal pay, to workforce participation, to representation among CEOs, on corporate boards, and in parliament?

And, given that across most of the nation gay people are not even shown a pretence of equal treatment, a desire to congregate is natural.

Frustration at a lack of equal treatment is an open secret among women who work in television news.

In a similar context, Joshi et al. (2007) argue that women's education and experience rather than a movement towards equal treatment play a special role in gender pay differences.

Often, the allocation of the relevant public right (e.g., a permit) is a matter of equal treatment, against the backdrop of the 'first-come, first-served' procedure.