Sentence examples for before the equality from inspiring English sources

But the key thing here is that the equality genie, this language of equal protection, this definition of citizenship rights, it had never happened before, the equality genie was now out of the bottle, and for better or worse it could never be put back.

The first law addressing discrimination was enacted 45 years before the Equality Act with the Race Relations Act 1965, which attempted to deal with explicit and exclusionary racist acts in public spaces ("no blacks, no Irish, no dogs").

Indeed, the problem is that, on varying of c, (y_{c, f}^) could vanish in (]0, 1[ ) before the equality (y_{c, f}^ u_{0}') = y_{c, f}^ u_{0}')) has been obtained.

Equality before the law, equality of opportunity, freedom of speech and assembly.

But we do still have a measure of equality before the law — equality in our basic dignity — and that should be priceless.

As before, F ratio tests for the equality of variances revealed similar patterns with fewer significant differences.

It gives meaning to the equality before law principle.

But months after the announcement was made, calls and e-mails poured in criticizing what was seen as "reverse discrimination" and the breaking of the "equality before the law" principle, said Masanobu Kaneko, dean of the department.

A report published on Monday by the Wales Audit Office WAOO) said Welsh government officials failed to act on warnings before the race equality charity Awema was engulfed by a funding scandal because they feared being accused of discrimination.

But despite enjoying strong support in both houses of Parliament, it will likely be a few weeks before the marriage equality bill is voted into law.

"The government has proved itself a champion for older people by bringing the equality bill before parliament.