The phrase 'equality of responsibilities' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the idea that everyone in a certain situation should be expected to take on the same responsibilities or duties. For example, "As members of the same team, our motto is 'equality of responsibilities'."
Here our assumptions are essentially about the equivalence of the sexes, and about that equality of responsibility.
On this view, if we care about equality, we should seek not responsibility-modified equality but straight equality of condition, using responsibility norms only as incentives and prods to bring about equality (or a close enough approximation to it) at a higher level of material well-being.
"If you believe in social justice, in solidarity, in equality of opportunity and responsibility, then believe in the reforms to get us there".
This value system underpins the political debate, and constrains Labour, so until governments can genuinely project values of sociality, equality of opportunity, social responsibility and empathy, this bleeding dry of public resources by the private corporations will continue unabated.
Although the church long defined the family as a hierarchical structure headed by the father, it now in keeping with the declarations of Vatican II and the teachings of John Paul II rejects the traditional subordination of women in the family in favour of equality of dignity and responsibility between men and women.
Yet the business community is still struggling to give us top positions: the sharing of responsibilities, pay equality, and the balance between professional and personal life are not always experienced in the same way on both sides of the glass ceiling.
Discourses of equality in responsibility can hide the fact that the health professional has legal obligations in the event of a poor outcome [ 53].
The Dworkin proposal is noteworthy for its integration of themes of equality and personal responsibility in a single conception.
Overall, the report found "governors do not discharge their responsibilities to ensure equality of opportunity for all pupils".
The federal government had a responsibility to promote equality of opportunity and attack special privilege and vested interests.
