Exemplos de uso de More equality em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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That would definitely also contribute to more equality.
No measure for more equality in the public sphere will be effective without a profound challenge to inequality in the private sphere.
Libertarian Alternative is supportive of these fights for more equality and social justice.
We need more equality in everyday life. This involves firstly actually implementing all of the constitutional provisions.
Moreover, we do not merely want to bring about a bit more equality in working life.
If we had more equality both in the Commission and in the Council in relation to the number of women, things would be a bit different.
Another important step towards more equality on the labour market is the report on precarious women workers, for which I was rapporteur.
You guessed it, butthe question is initially to balance obligations between parents more equality.
Secondly, as someone who grew up with the movement for more equality, I worry that young women think the battle is over.
More equality in the uptake and choice in leave schemes is needed, as well as flexible working arrangements and more affordable childcare.
Brazil's economic growth in the last decade was not reflected in more equality in the labor market.
Mankind must be restructured so that there is more equality between you all, and that does mean a fair sharing of the greatest wealth that is enjoyed by such a small percentage of the people.
Nobody goes hungry because everyone will share what they have; there will be more equality; people will be concerned with others.
Promoting more equality in decision-making is one of the goals in the European Women's Charter(see IP/10/237), which was initiated by President José Manuel Barroso and Vice-President Viviane Reding in March 2010.
This is a victory for the proponents of a social Europe and a step towards more equality between men and women in Europe.
Promoting more equality in decision-making is one of the goals in the European Women's Charter(see IP/10/237), which was initiated by President José Manuel Barroso and Vice-President Reding in March 2010.
In this bold talk,Heuser shares her vision for a nonprofit agency that would bring more equality and justice into the mix.
Such reforms would support industrial upgrading,provide more equality in income distribution and help to establish a more consumption-driven and services-based economic structure, further reducing China's vulnerability to volatility in the global economy.
The keys could be: guidance regarding the meaning of life, freedom andfull self-expression, more equality and a warm welcoming community.
In order to be successful,the region needs to build a more inclusive social fabric with more equality of opportunities, and implement prevention policies that have worked to curb violence, such as reducing school dropout rates and increasing quality youth employment.”.
An urban entrepreneurial governance of social coalition capable of promoting the development of the city of Rio de Janeiro and its metropolis,creating more equality for its population and urban welfare.
The understanding that the access to instruction andknowledge can create more equality among citizens of different social classes led to the struggle of workers, among others.
FR We abstained from voting on the Ghilardotti report, which argued in favour of gender budgeting, in other words public budgets taking into account the'gender perspective' andthus supposedly establishing a little more equality between men and women.
The exploited class favoured andwould benefit from change towards more equality, while the exploiting class resisted such change.
In many ways Israeli women enjoy more equality than in many other countries, but with the growing impact of religious fundamentalism on gender issues it would be hard to say that current trends in Israel are going in the same direction as the United States.
This would prevent social inequalities in morbidity and mortality from growing and guarantee more equality in adopting behavior favorable to health.
Social measures were introduced by the republican government in order to create more equality amongst the citizens and finance public projects, which put a strain on the traditional land-holding gentry and aristocracy, resulting in the forced sale of many palaces and lands due to the expense of their upkeep.
Zweig and Ullmann question several aspects of the Eurocentric and rank-oriented attitudes held by Europeans, suggesting new means of interaction between the different regions andcalling for reciprocity and more equality in dealings between the Old World and the New.
There will just have balance among the individuals andsociety when there is more equality and opportunity for everybody proves capability through their behavior and competence.