Sentences with phrase «equal recognition»

There are many highly competent directors of religious education who feel that their ministry deserves equal recognition and status.

-- A study of almost 2,000 students in introductory biology classes shows that women have to perform a letter grade better in order to get equal recognition from their male peers.

Her work engages with the concept that politics is the struggle for equal recognition within society, with aesthetics at the core of this battle.

Article 12 — the right to equal recognition before the law — has been interpreted as prohibiting the use of disability as a ground for a declaration of legal incapacity, thereby calling into question the diagnostic threshold of MCA 2005.

The organization, at its heart I think, is about gaining equal recognition for our views, and also attempting to stop the spread of biblically inspired laws being proposed and supported by the religious majority.

What must be recognized in this conversation is that while society's commitment to the pursuit of higher education has always been a funding priority, our Rabbinical colleges were not given equal recognition when it came to scholarship opportunities like TAP.

The audio deserves equal recognition as the score and bone - shattering sound effects keep the viewer enraptured amidst all the derring - do of this adventurous romp.

«Civil War» is Marvel Studios» greatest accomplishment to date, and deserves equal recognition alongside both Avengers films.

Want equal recognition with the Grishams and Graftons and Clancys and so on of the world?

Unfitness proceedings can violate a range of rights, including the right to a fair trial, the right to equal recognition before the law, and the right to be free from cruel and unusual punishment.

For Kunsthal in Rotterdam, the two deserve equal recognition, and following the success of their 2017 exhibition dedicated to the latter, they are now honoring three - dimensional works, and a unique selection of them too!

The argument that there is no single correct perception of what is proper and good for man leads, paradoxically, to the conclusion that there is a proper and good political regime — a regime based on the equal recognition of rights.

But there's really nothing that radical about women taking on equal opportunities and equal recognition: women have a lot to contribute, and the design industry can benefit tremendously from women's creative expertise.

Now that child care is part of the Ministry of Education, the focus must be on the equal recognition of Ontario's ECEs and teachers who are central to positive child outcomes in a modernized early learning and child care system.