Sentences with phrase «genuine equality»

Genuine equality means not treating everyone the same, but attending equally to everyone's different needs.

Safeguarding the health of expectant and nursing mothers and protecting them from job discrimination is a precondition for achieving genuine equality of opportunity and treatment for men and women at work and enabling workers to raise families in conditions of security.

It's revolution as a birthright celebration for all Americans who are down with genuine equality and, worthy mini-movie notwithstanding, you don't need pictures to hear its truth.

Among those who are concerned with human wellbeing it shows up between those who believe each individual should be given an equal opportunity and those who see these individuals as parts of systems that prevent genuine equality of opportunity from being possible.

In that Situation the presence of millions of women competing on a basis of genuine equality throughout American secular society was too much for most men — and most women — to face.

For more than two decades, he devoted much of his heart, time, intellect and charitable resources to finding a way to put children first so that genuine equality of education opportunity could be secured for all Americans.

I personally believe that the sale of sex will always be a barrier to genuine equality — a demeaning last resort when people are desperate.

That is the way to lift all women to the genuine equality they have a right to.

Sue reckons if she had genuine equality with her male council workers she should recovered about # 70,000.