Sentence examples for rejected equal from inspiring English sources

Locke, Bayle and others in the seventeenth century advocated toleration, though not for Catholics, since Catholics themselves rejected equal freedom of religion and were dangerous to others.

They had also burned all the men for being lascivious and rejecting equal pay.

Edgard Varese, brashly rejecting equal temperament and classical influences, developed a new modernist paradigm with his metaphorical inspirations from science, epitomized in the seminal concert work without classical instruments: "Ionisation," written for 13 percussionists.

Such a view would reject equal legal treatment for those in intimate same-sex relationships.

In terms of prejudice, meanwhile, our descendants may – hopefully – wonder how still-marginalised groups like transgender people ever faced intolerance; let alone how some parts of the world continued to criminalise homosexuality, reject equal rights for women, or hold some groups of workers in modern slavery.

Yet the free-market objection relies on rejecting equal opportunity for the sake of alleged economic benefits.

The Supreme Court in 1976 rejected an equal protection challenge to Massachusetts's mandatory retirement age of 50 for state police officers.

Houston voters last November rejected an equal rights ordinance depicted by opponents as a "transgender bathroom predator" bill amid hysterical rhetoric.

The Spanish striker had joined Chelsea for £50m during the same transfer window, leaving Anfield regulars feeling dejected and rejected in equal measure and they needed the new Uruguayan acquisition from Ajax to give them a quick lift.

Paraphyly of H. melpomene, as found by Brower [ 23] using a parsimony analysis, is however strongly rejected by equal-weighted parsimony bootstrapping on our data.

States that reject this equal treatment approach will have more restrictive naturalisation and integration policies.