Sentence examples for ensuring equal protections from inspiring English sources

And as a community, we must work together and remain focused in our march to ensuring equal protections and rights for all Americans.

But, if agencies continue to lose hiring authority over issues similar to this, the government needs to reassess its approach to hiring, federal HR training and implementation, and ensuring equal protections for all candidates.

"My office is committed to ensuring equal protection under the law for all employees no matter where they work, and I applaud Major League Soccer for working cooperatively with us to promote a culture of inclusion.

We channel a sustained, clear-eyed rage, and we insist that our policies and our enactment of those policies ensure equal protection for the most vulnerable among us and accountability for officers in uniform when they kill unarmed youth with impunity.

"We are firmly convinced the exclusion of gay and lesbian people from the institution of civil marriage does not substantially further any important governmental objective," Justice Mark S. Cady wrote for the seven-member court, adding later, "We have a constitutional duty to ensure equal protection of the law".

Indeed, the equality of obligations in NIAC was seemingly a response to the need to ensure equal protection for civilians during internal as well as international conflicts rather than to recognise NSAGs as bodies competent of discharging obligations.

As with racial and gender bias, laws must be constructed and enforced to ensure equal protection to LGBT professional athletes.

The liberals sought a unified Germany and were constitutional monarchists who desired a constitution to ensure equal protection under the law, the protection of property, and the safeguarding of basic civil rights.

Generations of abolitionists helped ratify the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments to ensure equal protection under the law for all men and the right to vote regardless of race.

"My experience with John Lewis in Selma earlier this year was a profound experience that demonstrated the fortitude it took to advance civil rights and ensure equal protection for all," Cantor said in a statement Tuesday evening, referring to a trip he and other lawmakers took to the Edmund Pettus Bridge, where Lewis and many others were beaten on "Bloody Sunday" in 1965.

In the early days the law centre movement was met with resistance from the mainstream profession as the Law Society decried the movement as a subversive means of "stirring up political and quasi-political confrontation far removed from ensuring equal access to the protection of the law".