The phrase "provide equality" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to give or make available equal rights, opportunities, treatment, or protection to all individuals regardless of their race, gender, religion, or social status. Example: It is the responsibility of the government to provide equality for all citizens and ensure that discrimination is eliminated from society.
"The state is demanding that we provide equality, and that's the message here".
And in the 1973 Act it is impossible to shoehorn in same sex marriage and to provide equality.
These held that, in a country that strives to provide equality of opportunity, success can still be bought and that looking beyond mere academic numbers was beyond us.
Reforms aimed to provide equality of educational experience at each stage and to create curricular conditions that furthered career advancement without abridging general education or forcing students to choose a profession prematurely.
"We have moved on...In our view it is the responsibility of government to provide equality of opportunity with a fair and comprehensive support system for those who are most vulnerable.
That is why the freedom to choose what lesson is appropriate, what teacher might work best, what curriculum best suits, is so imperative if we are to provide equality of opportunity.
The court's opinion advised that countries provide equality-in-fact to minority groups, rather than merely a paper-equality in the form of anti-discrimination laws.
It also provided equality in this activity to all the users.
Restoring social justice and providing equality of opportunity for all are our top priorities.
But there is no simple relationship between providing equality of opportunity and securing equality of results.Indeed, it is possible that generous social policies can backfire.
Education was seen as a primary instrument in recognizing and providing equality for those suffering disadvantage because of sex, race, ethnic origin, age, or physical disability.
