Sentence examples for be given equal rights from inspiring English sources

Russian-backed proposals calling for 193 countries to be given "equal rights to manage the internet" have been pulled at a UN conference in Dubai.

One of the most controversial suggestions was a call for member states to be given equal rights to manage "internet numbering, naming, addressing and identification resources".

Russia, China and others had pressed for an international telecommunications treaty to say 193 countries should be given equal rights to manage "internet numbering, naming, addressing and identification resources".

He proposed that the territories be renamed "British overseas territories", and that their citizens be given equal rights of entry and abode proposals that were eventually accepted.

Parents may be given equal rights and duties to their children, before a sad break-up, through adoption and/or parenting conservatorship agreements.

Reconciliation is a process where everyone should be given equal rights and responsibilities, not only privileges, and one side should not make all the concessions.

"Even in the past, girls and women were given equal rights in education, and parents were pushing boys and girls equally," she said.

He insisted that Jews be confined to ghettoes at a time when they were being given equal rights throughout Western Europe.

"They're expecting me to hate Russia because I haven't been given equal rights in Russia".

When you're given equal rights, you're given the opportunity to stop living your life in theory.

African Americans, women, gay people, and the disabled continue to struggle, even those who have been given equal rights.