Sentence examples for questions of equal from inspiring English sources

Sexual shame cannot move the meter of our culture; questions of equal treatment before the law, it seems, always can.

By allowing counties that can afford more expensive touch-screen technology to choose that system over less reliable optical scanners, the measure raises questions of equal protection under the Supreme Court's decision in Bush v. Gore that cited disparities in counting methods.

And she said that new regulations requiring citizens of certain countries to register when visiting the United States raised "complicated questions of equal protection" and highlighted "the issue of racial profiling that arose in the government's interview of 5,000 Mideastern resident aliens shortly after Sept. 11".

Also the questions of equal and sufficient supply of services, the efficient use of resources, the social responsibility and the safety of services may come up when the PPP is considered [ 9, 16].

Related questions of equal importance where HMMs also play a key role are those of sequence alignment where the problem is to determine the fewest number of allowable changes (edits) that will account for the mutational pathway from one genetic sequence to another.

Now, that conversation — and the larger accompanying question of equal access — comes up on the national stage in the way that marriage equality did a few years prior.

The question of equal rights would vanish if the state would get out of the marriage game.

On the question of equal pay for women, Mitt Romney has planted himself on both sides of the issue, flipping and flopping at the same time.

But critics say it is diverting cash flows from other bankrupt companies, possibly including Sidanco subsidiaries.Thirdly, there is the question of equal treatment.

The court was thus able to focus on the question of equal protection in the recount without worrying about its decision's impact on crucial constitutional values of political speech.

It was the outcry by competitors that landed instant messaging on the agenda of the F.C.C.'s hearing, along with other issues -- most notably the question of equal access to Time-Warner's giant cable network -- as the commission reviews the pending merger of AOL and Time Warner.