The phrase "and equality from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the source or origin of equality, often in philosophical, political, or social discussions.
Example: "We strive for justice and equality from all members of our community."
Alternatives: "and equality derived from" or "and equality originating from".
About women and equality from the extremes of equal pay to the need for basic human rights for women.
Arabs first heard the word enlightenment, and others such as liberty and equality, from Napoleon's officers in Egypt in 1798.
Cycling was, and continues to be, a male dominated sport and "equality" from many points of view still has a very long way to go.
She served as trade and industry secretary and minister for women and equality from 2001 to 2005, and economic secretary to the Treasury.
It is easy, gazing backward, to see that year as a great milestone in an inexorable march toward justice and equality, from Emmett Till to Rosa Parks to Barack Obama.
Meg Munn, a former Labour MP and minister for women and equality from 2005 to 2007, has taken over from Peter Hancock, the bishop of Bath and Wells, as chair of the church's national safeguarding panel.
When she was made minister for women, they had to remove "and equalities" from the title.
But the anti-Bashir coalition also counts several Islamist groups, including the Justice and Equality Movement from Darfur, a rebel group inspired by Turabi's vision of Islamism.
Make Poverty History demonstrated that people in Britain do want to act for a world of justice and equality, free from poverty, where human rights and the environment are respected.
A world of fairness, dignity and equality starts from each one of us now, and blossoms into the future through our children.
A successful lawyer from Haifa, he was active in local politics for many years, representing the Democratic Front for Peace and Equality (Hadash) from 1998-2003 on the Haifa City Council.
