Sentence examples for availability of equality from inspiring English sources
Part of what concerns disability rights advocates is the questionable relation between the existence of certain impairments or bodily anomalies and the availability of equality of opportunity or well-being (Silvers, Wasserman, and Mahowald 1998; Amundson 2005; Asch and Wasserman 2005) that seems to be a common presumption in liberal eugenics theories.
'Why are we not doing more to have coding colleges and technical, vocational education alongside university education?" This question, raised by Labour's Yvette Cooper during an interview with the Observer in May, reflects a wide concern about the availability and equality of software training, an area with a reputation for being elusive, exclusive, expensive and overwhelmingly male.
In an interview with Zenit, a Catholic news agency with close links to the Vatican, Mr Adamus railed against five decades of equality legislation and the availability of abortion services in modern Britain.
UN Women recently launched its Making Every Woman and Girl Count program to increase the availability of accurate information on gender equality and women's rights.
The last value addition services of the Hackett and Dilts model is what they call resource munificence which they define as the relative abundance of incubator resources, measured by the following: resource availability, resource equality and resource utilization.
It's a message of equality".
Both go against Labour notions of equality.
This is a world of equality".
War is not a place of equality".
Feminism rested on the principle of equality.
