Sentence examples for respected equality from inspiring English sources

She is confident the watchdog would still be a respected equality champion, despite the latest job losses: "Our reforms will ensure that we remain a strong and independent voice protecting equality and human rights and challenging government where rights are threatened," she said.

Civil union "doesn't respect equality," said José María Di Bello, deputy director at the Red Cross in Buenos Aires.

It concluded Mr Loynes had breached the council's code of conduct relating to "respect, equalities and disrepute".

Mr Swinfield said the comment had breached various clauses of the code of conduct relating to "respect, equalities and disrepute".

Freedom, respect, equality.

"Respect, equality and trust are needed".

Fighting for justice and respect, equality and representation does promote security around the world.

The party - whose name stands for "respect, equality, socialism, peace, environment, community, trades unions" - holds its launch convention this weekend.

I will teach her to stand up against bullying and prejudice and to treat others with respect, equality and kindness.

Diversity, unity, respect, equality might sound like cliches on replay – but they do work for us, if we work for them.

"Well, a lot of Republican governors have really good ideas for our nation," she responded, without specifying anything except that "it's all about free enterprise and respecting equality".