Sentence examples for grounds of equality from inspiring English sources

Others argued that Ms. Filippetti was championing a woman for the post solely on the grounds of equality.

After it was announced yesterday that the axe is set to fall on 14 of Doncaster's 26 libraries, Smith said that she and her fellow Doncaster campaigners are planning to try for a judicial review on the grounds of equality.

On the grounds of equality - and because the most sensitive censorship decisions frequently involve violence against women - the CVs of media divas including Mo Mowlam, Liz Forgan, Sue MacGregor and (an inevitable contender on such occasions) Margaret Jay are likely to be summoned to Whitehall.

But when the fight for gay rights became a fight for same-sex marriage, asserted on the ground of equality, it got stronger and stronger.

Other Antwerp schools banned scarves on the ground of equality but in reality, says Ms Azabar, they wanted to repel pupils from poor backgrounds who might pull them down academic league tables.

Oxford Dictionary defines the term as "the advocacy of women's rights on the ground of equality of the sexes".

Watching the film Selma, I was struck by the way President Lyndon Johnson had to finally put aside the politics of civil rights and stand on the moral ground of equality.

The powerful teachers' union resists them on grounds of undermining equality.

That everyone isn't equal in a place that truly should be the ground zero of equality.

Judge Dale Segrest, who retired in 2001, said he had rejected one jury's recommendation that a white defendant's life be spared on the ground of racial equality.

Feminism ― The advocacy of women's rights on the ground of the equality of the sexes.