Sentence examples for basic principle of equality from inspiring English sources
Celebrating this decision – albeit made using professional mediators and conflict management experts – to achieve the basic principle of equality does not show the church in a good light.
"In other words, I am urging that we extend to other species the basic principle of equality that most of us recognize should be extended to all members of our own species" [ 60].
This is an agreement which reinforces cooperation between the European institutions and which guarantees that the Commission will apply the basic principle of equality of treatment for Parliament and the Council.
I also consider it to be extremely positive that the agreement includes a guarantee that the Commission will apply the basic principle of equality of treatment for Parliament and the Council, as well as a greater degree of interinstitutional cooperation in the preparation and execution of the Legislative Programme and Annual Work Programme.
The campaigners argue that through the note, the legal profession is not just tolerating but actively facilitating practices which violate basic principles of equality and fairness.
The guide, called Thinking Outside the Box outlines some basic principles of equality law including showing them how they can use databases containing people's personal details such as race, disability and gender.
Much of that scholarship has presented the judicial record in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era cases as reactionary and somehow in violation of the basic principles of equality implicit in the American Constitution, particularly in the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments.
The organizers of the Durham festival released a statement opposing the bill: "This discriminatory law not only runs counter to the basic principles of equality, fairness, and justice," it read.
If the party, and perhaps conservatives in general, continue to stubbornly refuse to adapt to changing mores, especially as it relates to upholding that most basic principle of democracy -- equality, then their days are numbered and their prospects dim.
MANY Muslims believe that the West is clinging to an ugly image of Islam, one that distorts its basic principles of peace, equality and justice.
