Sentence examples for requirements of equal from inspiring English sources
It said federal requirements of equal protection of the law supported Judge Sauls's ruling that all ballots must be counted, citing an Illinois case to that effect.
"When a court orders a statewide remedy, there must be at least some assurance that the rudimentary requirements of equal treatment and fundamental fairness are satisfied".
Upon due consideration of the difficulties identified to this point, it is obvious that the recount cannot be conducted in compliance with the requirements of equal protection and due process without substantial additional work.
When the Court uses the same constitutional requirements of equal protection to rule in favor of gay-marriage rights, how can we continue to believe that race does not matter?
The so-called "charitable choice" laws signed by President Clinton stipulated that no funds could be used for proselytizing, worship or religious instruction; that the organizations were subject to strict requirements of equal treatment of volunteers and employees alike; and that they were obliged to help all comers without regard to religion.
Approval of the treatment 'with that separateness' which distinguishes public service corporations from others, ibid., leads us to conclude in the present cases that making corporations and like entities, but not individuals, liable for ad valorem taxes on personal property does not transcend the requirements of equal protection.
According to the deontological requirement of equal treatment, these policies would be violations of equality of opportunity if and only if they arbitrarily advantage some children and disadvantage others.
The requirement of equal payment exempts consulting and employment arrangements.
Furthermore, wouldn't this more accurately meet Mr. Koch's requirement of equal access?
This potential divergence of interests was the underlying reason for the statutory requirement of equal representation.
The requirement of equal labor-management representation is a central factor in the congressional formula to prevent such abuse.
