Sentence examples for marital equality from inspiring English sources

Same-sex marriage threatens to teach us all about the possibility of greater marital equality.

But to achieve real marital equality will take political courage, not more dawdling.

"Standing on Ceremony: The Gay Marriage Plays," a compilation of one-acts focusing on marital equality, will begin an Off Broadway run next month, the producers announced.

As marital equality haltingly but inexorably spreads state by state for gay Americans in the years to come, Utah will hardly be in the lead to follow Massachusetts, Connecticut, Iowa and Vermont.

Did they intentionally shift reproductive rights and marital equality from the foregone conclusion aisle to aisle of liberties we pray don't disappear based on the caprice and piques of a reality TV host.

Such beliefs potentially undermine the concept of marital equality and egalitarian gender relations and perpetuate the acceptability of husbands' supremacy and ultimately allow controlling behaviors and violence against women by their husbands [ 39].

VICE talked to Deborah about her recent win, the implications Clayton v Clayton will have on women and the other areas of marital law where equality is still lagging.

Acknowledging equality of marital rights and access to affordable health insurance will not only affect the lives of adult men and women, but will also send a message to the youth of our nation -- that everyone, man or woman, has the right to lead a happy, healthy and full life.

Concepts of the 'good Muslim' were of interest to me both academically and personally, but took on a different significance when combined with gender and my own social concepts of equality and marital relationships.

Legal measures such as requiring all marital income to be held equally could encourage power equality within marriage (Okin 1989, Chapter 8).

Since a judgment in 2000 entrenched the principle of "equality" in division of marital assets, England, home to hundreds of thousands of expatriates, has become a "Mecca for wives", says Louise Spitz of Manches, a London law firm.