Sentence examples for strengthening equality from inspiring English sources
The importance of global health is explicit for Singer, Pogge and Shue, while for Rawls it follows from the effectiveness of health interventions in strengthening equality of opportunity and thereby, just political arrangements.
Broderick focused on five areas: balancing paid work and care; women's economic security; promoting women in leadership; preventing violence against women and sexual harassment; and strengthening gender equality laws and agencies.
The Mona Foundation invests in girls' education and in strengthening gender equality to alleviate poverty and empower communities.
This involves strengthening gender equality and educating men and boys, as well as recognizing the differences in social norms and the status of women in the societies where migrants are from.
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This belief allows the Republican Party to ignore any attempts to strengthen racial equality in America and to dismiss any accusation of racism as playing the race card.
"Building on this foundation, we have introduced the Equality Bill, which will further strengthen and streamline equality law, ensuring that this country remains at the forefront in tackling discrimination".
In many others goals the concerns for women and girls are equally highlighted to strengthen inclusion and equality.
Increasing female education, improving gender equality, and strengthening empowerment for making decisions about seeking care are essential elements of strategies to reduce maternal mortality.
She said: "It will outlaw age discrimination outside the workplace and significantly strengthen Britain's equality legislation, which, for the first time, is brought together, coherently in one place".
Mario Nicolais, a Republican lawyer in Denver who describes himself as a "straight white guy who goes to church," advocated as a conservative for civil unions, saying they would strengthen families, spread equality and be good for the state's image and its residents.
