Sentence examples for equality and discrimination from inspiring English sources

Specific values and attitudes examined include attitudes toward children, work, labor market opportunities, perceived labor market equality and discrimination, and attitudes towards adult children's responsibilities toward aging parents.

It is the unfortunate case that the senior courts of England continue to produce highly contentious interpretations of our equality and discrimination laws.

Corruption has implications for all four of the pillars of the Center's work: human security, global governance, economic justice, and equality and discrimination.

Earlier this month, 18 lawyers specialising in equality and discrimination law signed an open letter to shops, pointing out that exposing employees and customers to pornographic lads' mags can constitute sexual harassment and sex discrimination (under the Equality Act 2010).

Will the justices hear the call, beyond the shouting about religion and Obamacare and equality and discrimination, of so many women for whom the actual contraceptives at the foundation of the cases so desperately matter?

All full-face coverings deny deafened people the chance to engage with the wearer, so the school should be treating the matter as one of equality and discrimination, not against women's empowerment, but as an offence against all hearing-impaired people.

In America, the civil rights movement, led by Martin Luther King, campaigned for racial equality and against discrimination.

The organisation EqualiTeach produces teaching resources to raise awareness about issues of equality and tackle discrimination.

As lawyers we have a duty to uphold the law including laws surrounding gender equality and sex discrimination.

We insist on putting people first, carrying forward a humanitarian spirit and advocating equality and opposing discrimination".

Crucial to this debate, however, and I'm pleased that Cameron highlighted it, albeit fleetingly, is the lack of equality and racial discrimination.