Sentence examples for matters of equal from inspiring English sources

The decision clearly fits into the broad and ambitious liberal agenda, especially around matters of equal opportunity, that President Obama laid out this week in his Inaugural Address.

Redressing gender equalities as a matter of equal rights is not the only reason for addressing gender related issues in ICT; there is also a clear economic case for promoting gender equality.

AT stake is not just a matter of equal rights.

But isn't it just a matter of equal treatment under the law?

To liberals, same-sex marriage is a matter of equal rights.

The New York State Bar Association remains an advocate in favor of same-sex marriage as a matter of equal rights.

During their strike, some of the women were invited to meet employment secretary Barbara Castle, where they raised the matter of equal pay for the first time.

Not merely was he an outspoken Negro leader but — what was perhaps a matter of equal boldness in Georgia — an outspoken Republican.

Mr. Smith said he arrived at his decision to support same-sex marriage two years ago when he began considering it a matter of equal rights.

Requiring every passenger to be appropriately belted in is "a simple matter of equal protection," said Stephanie M. Tombrello, executive director of SafetyBeltSafe U.S.A., a nonprofit group that focuses on child passenger safety.

The potential of this work, then, lies in Malcomson's refreshing insistence that race is not only a matter of equal concern to whites but that the African-American experience in all its richness is as deep and personal a matter to him -- a young white American determined to know his culture and himself -- as it is to the most soul-drenched African-American.