Sentence examples for policy and equality from inspiring English sources

Transfield Services told Guardian Australia: "Under our political involvement and support policy and equality and diversity in the workplace policy, we respect the right of our people to engage in the political process in personal capacities, and work to prevent workplace discrimination based on personal political views".

Pharmaceutical cost data: cost of medicines according to the invoicing nomenclature of the Ministry for Health, Social Policies and Equality.

Over recent years we have effectively seen drops of around 7% in the price of medicines, driven by the increase in the consumption of generics and the reduction in prices from the Ministry for Health, Social Policies and Equality.

Only when Israel dismantles the closure policy and accepts equality for Jews and Palestinians alike as a matter of human rights will peace be attainable.

He enters the election race with gathering confidence and momentum in the polls, advocating a progressive agenda on hospitals, schools and university funding, climate policy and marriage equality.

The prime minister made it clear that people should not expect any immediate changes in two policy areas about which he has previously been outspoken: climate policy and marriage equality.

His climate policy and marriage equality plans are deliberately opaque to disguise unresolved conflicts with the Coalition conservatives; by his own admission, Turnbull would prefer a parliamentary vote to introduce marriage equality (the policy of both Labor and the Greens) but he took the leadership with an internal agreement to keep Abbott's unnecessary and expensive plebiscite.

Social policy and gender equality Monitoring progress for children Communication for Development UNICEF supports efforts to strengthen safety nets, research on the situation of women and children, and communication for development.

Sweden has a longstanding policy of equity and equality in which ECEC is the hub of the family, society and the life of the children themselves.

The government has taken a number of important measures, both at home and abroad, including the establishment of special Secretariats on human rights, women's policies and racial equality, and the adoption of ambitious programmes to reduce poverty, increase access to education, eliminate discrimination and fight against hunger.

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