Sentence examples for organization equal from inspiring English sources

In 2004, she founded her nonprofit organization, EQUAL GROUND, to advocate for human rights and equality for LGBT Sri Lankans.

Joelle Emerson, a lawyer by training who spent a year representing sexual-harassment victims and others at the civil-rights organization Equal Rights Advocates, and who now consults for businesses that want to increase their share of women and minorities, told me, "I'm kind of a realist on this stuff," adding, "I think we need to communicate with people where they are now to get them on board.

I was traveling with the interfaith fair trade organization, Equal Exchange, and we were studying coffee and marketing for churches in the states.

Noreen Farrell, executive director of civil rights organization Equal Rights Advocates, which co-sponsored the bill, recalled watching the Oscars presentation the night Arquette won and saying, "I hope those Hollywood women just give them hell tonight".

And then they put my picture up on the screen and say, "This woman leads a homosexual organization, EQUAL GROUND, and she's in charge of spreading homosexuality and pedophilia in Sri Lanka".

"It's been a long march to try to get laws that are strong enough that would actually close the gender wage gap in this country," said Noreen Farrell, executive director of civil rights organization Equal Rights Advocates, which was a co-sponsor of the bill.

He has instead sidestepped lawmakers with executive orders and regulations to give religious organizations equal footing in competing for federal contracts.

As for standard-setting, Mr. Froman said the E.U. should give industry and other groups, including nongovernmental organizations, equal access to points of view to avoid protectionism.

She is on the board of two fair trade organizations: Equal Exchange and Tradiciones de Mayas (Guatemala) as well as Grow Ahead, a crowdfunding platform for small-scale producer organizations.

But what he has most in his favor are political skills that he exercises up and down the organization with equal adeptness.

They see everyone in their organization as equal partners to collaborate with.