Sentence examples for provide equal protections from inspiring English sources

Gonzalez on Monday lauded the governor's decision, saying the new rules would provide equal protections for California farmworkers, more than 90% of whom are Latino and 80% of whom are immigrants.

The current injunction stems from a lawsuit filed by taxi drivers in July in which they argue that the Philadelphia Parking Authority (PPA) has failed to provide equal protection to all providers of car services in the city, according to reports.

Under the new rules, products labeled "broad spectrum" will have to provide equal protection against UVB and UVA, and only products with an SPF of 15 or higher will be allowed to claim protection against skin cancer and premature skin aging.

In particular, the idea of merit applies in one case but not the other: to be impartial between job candidates is presumably to select between them on the basis of merit, whereas to be impartial between one's children is not to think of merit at all, but rather to provide equal protection and care to all.

The fight ultimately helped lead to government policies and regulations to provide equal protection from environmental pollution for all.

The Equal Protection Clause requires each state to provide equal protection under the law to all people within its jurisdiction.

She believed that communities of color would be much better off with the enactment and enforcement of legislation to provide equal protection under the law.

My home state of New York has the opportunity to provide equal protection for same-sex couples and some state senators are on the fence?

Or is the U.S. Constitution's guarantee to provide "equal protection" a principle we have silently agreed to uphold in theory -- but not in practice?

Yet, notwithstanding the "coming out" of players in the NBA and NFL, the evolving views of the American public, and state courts' interpretation of the 14th Amendment to provide equal protection to LGBT persons, professional sports commissioners and team owners largely have been silent on their commitment to LGBT equality.

The postwar amendments were highly contentious especially the Fourteenth Amendment, which provides equal protection under the law and they still are today.