Sentence examples for give equal rights from inspiring English sources
They wanted South Africa returned to its indigenous inhabitants ("Africa for the Africans") and were unwilling to give equal rights to all races.
The party that brought in fees, tripled them, refused to give equal rights to poorer part-time students and who commissioned the Browne review do not deserve to be let off the hook.
At the NATO summit in Bucharest, President Vladimir Putin blamed the alliance for not forcing the two countries to give equal rights to "Russians" (by which he meant Soviet migrants stranded by the empire's collapse).That issue can't be solved neatly.
We're encouraging clubs to give equal rights to women - full membership and access to all areas of the club - but many of them don't enjoy paying the same 'subs' as men!" Middlesbrough's Western Social Club, a best club award winner in 1986, is doing well despite (or it might say because of) its men-only lounge rule.
In the last days of the campaign, a pro-Cruz Super PAC* ran radio ads and robocalls warning that Trump was insufficiently deferential to the Confederate flag — "our flag," the ads called it — and was much too willing to give equal rights to gays and lesbians, which would amount to "tearing down our Judeo-Christian values" and "tearing down our America".
The prince is now expected to register as the father of the boy, making the 23-month-old child his heir under French law, which was liberalized several years ago to give equal rights to so-called "natural" offspring born to unmarried adults.
"Even in the past, girls and women were given equal rights in education, and parents were pushing boys and girls equally," she said.
"They're expecting me to hate Russia because I haven't been given equal rights in Russia".
He insisted that Jews be confined to ghettoes at a time when they were being given equal rights throughout Western Europe.
