Sentence examples for existing equality from inspiring English sources

Such protection is provided for under existing equality laws.

"It's clear that religious freedom can be protected and extended within existing equality law, and I would urge the Scottish government not to delay progress until the changes they want are made by the UK government".

Letwin softened his previous insistence that the industry adopt all of Leveson's non-statutory recommendations to the letter, indicating that a new regulator would not have to act in "the spirit of existing equalities legislation" when it handles complaints made about "allegedly discriminatory reporting".

The majority of existing gender equality programing works with women to address gender disparities (38).

Today's Conservatives have supported the government's Race Relations Amendment Bill, which extends existing legislation on racial equality to the police, and imposes new duties on public authorities actively to promote equality.

By this point we all should be well aware that feminism is about equality between the sexes and operates to tear down the walls of privilege that have prevented that equality from existing for some time now.

Her inquiry found an "alarming inconsistency" in how schools deal with sexual harassment and violence, with many under-reporting incidents, a disregard for existing national and international equality obligations and a lack of guidance and support for teachers.

This increases the total amount of educational resources, bringing more opportunities to be distributed and thus changing the existing distribution structure and equality of status.

Apparently, these unidentifiable parameters are interval-identifiable, being bounded within a finite interval from the existing ARL dynamics, algebraic equality and inequality constraints.

His thinking adds weight to the powers in the government's equalities bill, now going through parliament, which will place a new duty on public authorities to tackle socio-economic inequalities alongside their existing duties to promote racial equality.

And he played a strong role during the 1981-82 constitutional renewal process in defending existing provincial powers and the equality of provinces against Mr Trudeau's efforts to shift the balance of power in favour of the national government and the dominant central provinces of Ontario and Quebec.