Sentence examples for because of equality from inspiring English sources
There's a perception that because of equality laws it's something people aren't putting up with.
She said the Sun contained pictures that are illegal on workplace walls because of equality legislation.
I came to America because of equality, because of the gender equality and equality of possibility and this really confirms that.
"The one issue which overshadows all others is the growing pressure on Catholics because of equality laws in the West," says Catholic commentator Austen Ivereigh.
Thus, there exists a unique Radon probability measure μ̌ on (varprojlimcheck{U}(j)) such that (pi_{j}(check{mu })=mu_{j}) for all ({jinmathbb{N}}) and check{mu}(mathcal{K})=inf_{j} mu_{j}(K_{j})=mu_{k}(K_{k}) (4.7) because of equalities (4.6).
But because the principle of equality was laid out way back in its Declaration of Independence.
For Tocqueville, money is the measure of all things in a democracy because the logic of equality rejects noble, hierarchical, measures of value.
Early in the semester, Melody challenges her teacher Miss Abbot Frances Fisherr) (above) on whether the Pledge of Allegiance is a lie because its promise of equality is hollow.
However, from a statistical point of view, all these equations are hypotheses that needed to be tested on collected gait data for verifying the main hypothesis of this study because transitive property of equality cannot be applied to statistics.
While some progress has been achieved in increasing the participation of children in the public sphere, inside families there continues to be strong resistance to this recognition of the right of the child to express her or his views, frequently because the idea of equality challenges traditional notions of the role of children in a family.
