Sentence examples for granting equal rights from inspiring English sources

With regard to corporations in which Israelis and Palestinians hold shares granting equal rights to distribution of profits, corporation tax will be levied equally on each shareholder by the relevant tax authority, in accordance with the principles of this Annex.

Zimbabwean courts used the case when granting equal rights for women who have children with non-citizens.

Many also said they saw it as a simple matter of granting equal rights to gay men and lesbians.

Successively appointed bishop of Kamieniec Podolski (1586), Chełm (1590), Przemyśl (1591), and Poznań (1601), he was the only prelate who, in 1587, signed the Compact of Warsaw granting equal rights to all Poles in matters of religion.

His quest, however, touches the very heart of the unresolved conflict in Israel's founding principles, which define the country both as a Jewish state and a democratic state granting equal rights to all citizens.

In 1977, he supported the singer Anita Bryant's efforts to repeal an ordinance granting equal rights to gay men and lesbians in Dade County, Fla. The next year, he played a similar role in California.

In 2006, same-sex couples were granted equal rights with their heterosexual counterparts without limitation.

Two somewhat older marriage contracts, for example, granted equal rights to both partners, even in divorce.

The Constitution specifically grants equal rights to women, even promising two Parliament seats in each province to women.

Women would also be granted equal rights to ask for a divorce and equal claims to assets acquired during the marriage, rather than just their personal property.

But 11 years later that population began to shrink when the Jews of a unified Italy were granted equal rights and allowed to move freely about the country.