Sentence examples for delivering equality from inspiring English sources

Delivering equality in the quality of life.

John Palmer is senior editor at the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service (Acas), writing and delivering equality guidance to staff and the public.

"They're all really important, but if a woman can't make choices about her own body and her own reproductive health, you're really not delivering equality in these other areas".

"We are not appealing against the need to rid the sport of homophobic chanting; we firmly support the RFL's Respect Policy and carry out projects in the community delivering equality and diversity values.

The Black Working Party, (so-called because it was chaired by Sir Douglas Black), was commissioned by a soon-to-be-outgoing Labour Government to investigate the extent to which the UK National Health Service was delivering equality of health opportunity.

School-level socioeconomic status was dichotomised into students attending a socioeconomically disadvantaged school Delivering Equality of Opportunity in Schools (DEIS) as designated by the state and those not attending a socioeconomically disadvantaged school.

This cart-before-horse approach has led many to believe that the proposed SEB is about delivering equalities on the cheap rather than making a difference.

More than 35 years' worth of equal opportunities legislation hasn't yet delivered equality at work.

Indeed, both are absolutely crucial if nations are to deliver equality, prosperity and legitimacy for their people.

Sometimes the falterings are quite deliberate, reminding us of the failures of the last 50 years to deliver equality.

It also asked students to discuss the idea: "Legislation has failed to deliver equality of outcomes in respect of gender and ethnicity".