Sentence examples for in the equality from inspiring English sources

Equal pay, as defined in the Equality Act 2010, means that men and women doing the same job should receive the same salary.

Disability discrimination legislation, now subsumed in the Equality Act 2010, has given us an entitlement to equal treatment in many areas of public life.

He believes in the equality of poverty, if anything.

I'm a Green because I believe in the equality of every person.

I believe in the equality of men and women, but I don't object to chivalry.

But Dr. Frist scotched the idea, saying, "I do believe in the equality of benefits".

A champion of world government, Wells also believed in the equality of women and a fairer distribution of private land.

"One of our important exports by far is America's belief in the equality of all people," Mr. Kerry said.

It is also behind the careful drafting of the public sector equality duty, embodied in the Equality Act 2010.

We need, also, to question what counts as morally arbitrary criteria in the equality of opportunity view.

The former QC, who was solicitor general under Gordon Brown, was honoured for her role in the Equality Act 2010.