Sentence examples for matter of equality from inspiring English sources

Because these patterns of choice within marriages lead to inequalities between men and women, property division on divorce is a matter of equality or equal opportunity, and so a just law of divorce is essential to gender justice (Okin 1989, Chapters 7 and 8; Rawls 1997, 787 794; Shanley 2004, 3 30; Waldron 1988, and see 5.1).

Are you a lesbian with a direct economic/ financial interest or are do you have a universal, and I believe equally important, interest in it as a civil rights issue and matter of equality?

It is a matter of equality.

It's also a matter of equality.

"It's a matter of equality and simple justice".

This is a matter of equality and democracy.

She calls the Obama administration "refreshingly un-self-conscious" about matters of equality, maybe to a point where they neglected the "optics" of the all-male basketball game.

Tasked with holding the government to account on all matters of equality, the committee will help ensure more is being done for women and minorities by scrutinising practices in Whitehall, as well as the impact of certain legislation on society.

But Ms. Pederson's measured discussion provides an illuminating analysis of the ways in which Beethoven's music and personality, while embodying the French revolutionary ideals of liberty and fraternity, may have glossed over certain matters of equality.

I worry that we are losing young people not just from future clergy roles, but from even from sitting in the pews, due to our slow progress on matters of equality.

The FA told BBC Sport it is aware of the allegations, adding that it takes matters of equality very seriously and is proud of the diverse nature of the England team.