Sentence examples for on a basis of equality from inspiring English sources

In 358 bc, however, Rome and the Latin confederacy concluded a treaty of alliance on a basis of equality.

Mr. Rawls argues that, under these conditions, they will give priority to a group of traditional religious and political liberties on a basis of equality for all citizens.

"The resolution of this issue will benefit the healthy and stable development of Sino-American bilateral trade on a basis of equality and reciprocity".

They have had to acquire a new identity & a new way of relating to a society that is not quite ready to welcome them on a basis of equality.

Farewell, straitjacket Proliferation Patients and children first From forward march to retreat A new approach Small change The meaning of Mandelson ReprintsThe specific grievance is that the Welsh Language Act of 1993, which declared that Welsh and English were to be considered "on a basis of equality", has actually tipped the balance toward Welsh.

The British White Paper, of which the salient features are summarised on page 480, makes it plain that until the very last Britain and France were urging, and Poland accepting, proposals for negotiations, provided only that they were on a basis of equality.

The Niari Valley is now the showplace of the Brazzaville Congo, and one of the few spots where whitesand Africans work side by side on a basis of full equality.

Mr. Matsumura, a member of the Diet, urged the dispatch of a fleet to California as a first step necessary to establish Japan on a basis of absolute equality with the United States.

(Ten years afterward, British women received the vote on a basis of full equality with men.) In 1919 she retired from active leadership of the suffrage union, which had been renamed the National Union for Equal Citizenship.

A Mass Observation survey the following year found it to be overwhelmingly popular – more than anything because of "the fact that it puts everyone on a basis of medical equality" – and particularly for families with children it stood for a different, better, more hopeful future.

The group's objective, it said, was "to create a united democratic Sudan on a new basis of equality, complete restructuring and devolution of power, even development, cultural and political pluralism and moral and material prosperity for all Sudanese".