Sentence examples for guaranteeing equality from inspiring English sources

The other major legislation we need government to back now to deal with racial inequality, particularly to help the minority but very large faith communities, is an Equality Act, guaranteeing equality in law across the board.

His list contained demands for reforms in the status of the clergy as well as for a constitution that would provide a representative government guaranteeing equality for all citizens, especially fiscal equality, thus abolishing those financial privileges that he had defended four years earlier.

Organisers claimed that one day in March drew 1.4m protesters on to the streets of Paris in a wave of baby-pink and blue.The antis argue not only for preserving the traditional family but for guaranteeing "equality for children", meaning the right to a mother and a father.

Customary law has great impact in the area of personal law in regard to matters such as marriage, inheritance and traditional authority, and because it developed in an era dominated by patriarchy some of its norms conflict with human rights norms guaranteeing equality between men and women.

Since the early years of the republic, Americans have embraced the idea that schooling is critical in helping individuals realize their aspirations and in guaranteeing equality of opportunity.

Under Mandela the economy grew, a constitution guaranteeing equality and press freedom took root, and a Truth and Reconciliation Commission unearthed many dark secrets of apartheid and granted amnesty to both whites and blacks accused of political violence.

In Maneka Gandhi, Bhagwati J. appeared to suggest that the rational nexus test should not be applied to Article 14 of the Indian Constitution, which guarantees equality before the law and equal protection of the law, because it led to a narrow and pedantic interpretation of the provision.

In the long run, however, we should keep in mind the need to add an Equal Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, to guarantee equality between women and men in language so clear that even Justice Scalia cannot mistake it.

The Indian constitution guarantees equality before the law.

And formally meritocratic university entrance exams have not guaranteed equality of opportunity.

Article One guarantees equality before the law for all citizens, regardless of "origin, race or religion".