Sentence examples for stronger equal from inspiring English sources
Ever since I lost my Supreme Court case, I've been traveling the country and lobbying Capitol Hill in support of new, stronger equal pay laws.
The survey, conducted by Lake Snell Perry & Associates, found that the No. 1 legislative priority for women was stronger equal pay laws, because many women were unhappy that women earn on average 73 cents for every dollar men earn.
Consider this, just this: We in America would already have this year a real patients' bill of rights, a minimum wage increase, stronger equal pay laws for women and middle-class tax cuts for college tuition and long-term care if the Democratic Party were in the majority in Congress, with Dick Gephardt as speaker and Tom Daschle as majority leader.
The following week, female legislators in the state house and Senate put up a different, stronger, equal pay bill.
Working-class women would also benefit from stronger equal pay laws, like the Paycheck Fairness Act, which the New York Times editorial board has supported.
He said that designers of the 72-foot America's Cup catamarans, the first scheduled to launch in July, must balance the equation that says stronger equals slower.
Governor Jerry Brown signed the landmark California Fair Pay Act on Tuesday – described as the strongest equal pay protection for women in the nation.
Andrew Rosemarine Manchester The dreadful news from France reinforces why we should stay together and work for a strong, equal and united Europe.
And while the Fair Pay Act has been described as the strongest equal pay regulation in America, it's 2015, for Pete's sake!
But he also urged the organization's members to support the United States' plan for a Free Trade Agreement of the Americas by 2005, saying it would lead to "a partnership of strong, equal and prosperous countries living and trading in freedom".
Sponsors of a new Massachusetts bill would like to have twice as many to kick around in celebration of their accomplishment in getting bipartisan approval for the country's strongest equal pay law to date late last month.
