Sentence examples for with equal participation from inspiring English sources

This week, our Open Gender Tracker team was astonished to find a news organisation with equal participation by women.

The "mixed" nature of the court, with equal participation of Cambodians and internationals; the fact that it took place in the country, in Phnom Penh; and the fact that victims were accepted as full parties to the proceedings made this trial much more relevant and "real" than those held in The Hague.

A draft of this Standard has been developed and is being refined by a working group drawn from the U.S., UK, and Swiss Governments, with equal participation from the PSC industry and NGOs active in human rights law and the law of armed conflict.

Elements associated with equal participation found in the Nuffield, VicHealth, New York PSAT and Verona benchmark tools are all potentially appropriate to assess the AMP principle of equal participation in planning and power sharing found in Taylor and Thompson [ 5].

The strengths of this study are the nationwide scale of coverage with an almost equal participation of public healthcare providers/professionals from the three different public healthcare facilities.

The strengths of this study were the nationwide scale of coverage with an almost equal participation of PHCPs from the three different public healthcare facilities.

Harmeling adds: "To be truly effective, new green skills must go hand in hand with promoting gender equality and the equal participation of men and women in all development programmes from the outset".

This is familiar rhetoric when it comes to the issue of "social integration" – a process, according to the dictionary, that's about bringing people or groups with particular characteristics or needs into equal participation with, or membership of, a social group.

Such global processes should include persons with disabilities, making full and equal participation of persons with disabilities in society a reality, and not just an ideal.

For more than 10 years, I have worked for an organisation that campaigns for people with disabilities to achieve equal participation in society.

With Frederick Douglass, a former slave, arguing eloquently on their behalf, all 11 resolutions passed, and Mott even won approval of a final declaration "for the overthrowing of the monopoly of the pulpit, and for the securing to woman equal participation with men in the various trades, professions and commerce".