Sentence examples for parity and equality from inspiring English sources

There's so much parity and equality".

And its No. 1 responsibility is to provide parity and equality to people.

I really believe in parity and equality and preach it at our company.... Q.... How do you approach governing?... A. No.

This position insists on a basic condition of justice — legal parity and equality for men and women who choose a long-term partner of the same sex.

The priorities he emphasizes are the essence of the Scandinavian model: a state that is both modest and honest; a gap between the rich and poor that is socially acceptable; near parity and equality of treatment between men and women; and a treatment of immigrants that is as humane and respectful as possible.

The issue was and is not entitlement but parity and equality of treatment under laws guaranteeing the right to vote.

So a group of female community leaders, advocates and campaigners came together in New York for a Town Hall to discuss our primary concerns, including reproductive rights, immigration, political parity and workplace equality.

It aims to establish an organizational culture free from gender bias and discrimination, improve the representation of women at all levels so we can reach gender parity, and ensure gender equality and the empowerment of women in all aspects of our work.

Weren't we more like blacks struggling for our rights, for tolerance and equality, for parity of health care access and services, than a minority targeted for genocide by a maniacal dictator?

"The treaty brings our relations with the United States to a fundamentally new qualitative level, to the level of equality, parity and a balance of interests," Russia's foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, told deputies on Friday.

Croats still harbour a sense of resentment over their status within both the federation and the Bosnian state, and extensive assurances and built-in constitutional safeguards of equality, parity and consensus have failed to eradicate the perception that the Federation amounts to little more than an unhappy marriage.