Examples of using This equality in English and their translations into Danish
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So this equality should be avoided.
We should like to maintain this equality.
This equality between inertia and gravitation was strongly emphazised by Isaac Newton 1642-1727.
And, it's on the cards,to bring this equality.
This equality cannot exist because the regions have different powers, and that is just as it should be.
As far as access to the floor is concerned, this equality has not been respected this evening.
If Polish and Dutch farmers are given the same rightto buy land from each other, one can hardly call this equality.
In recent days, in my region, Galicia, this equality is being clearly demonstrated, through solidarity and also through pain.
For years, we have based the Union on the belief that if people may be said to be equal,then this equality extends to all people in every respect.
I therefore enquired if this equality stems from the law of nature or from statute law, and what can be done to enable men to bear children.
I have no doubt that we need to make the technical adjustment to this equality, but this adjustment must not contradict the principle.
It is indeed vital that this equality in rights should be extended to political rights, to freedom of movement and the right to live together as a family.
Adherence to, and enforcement of, the Charter can only be successful if European society recognises that all human beings are equal, and that this equality can only be realised through equal treatment.
I wonder how much faster we need to move in order to achieve this equality within the next hundred years, which even then would be quite a long period to have to wait?
This equality should be an expression of recognition of the benefit migrant workers bring to the EU economy through their work and also through their payment of taxes and social contributions.
Whereas the principle of non-discrimination between Community workers implies the recognition, in fact and in law,of the right of all nationals of the Member States to enjoy the same priority on the labour market as that enjoyed by nationals in each Member State; whereas this equality of priority should apply under the mechanism for clearing vacancies and applications for employment;
He changed his view of this equality of balance when he found it impossible to find applied mathematics articles of the same intellectual depth to those on pure mathematics.
I was then appointed rapporteur on 2 July 1996. I considered that this proposal- which was admittedly well-intentioned- still jeopardised the positive action which we, at least in the Committee on Women's Rights, still consider to be necessary in order to achieve equal treatment and opportunities for women and men,should we want to see this equality before the year 3000.
This equality is imposed and maintained by use of handicaps, or items that citizens wear to create physical obstacles to make them equal to others, and enforced by the United States Handicapper General.
But I would like to ask him whether the Commission means to follow up in a more concrete way the resolutions made and positions adopted by the European Parliament, particularly these: we requested modification of the 1979 directive regarding equal treatment of men andwomen in the legal systems of social security to provide this equality in relation to age limits and survivors' pensions.
It is, however, quite evident that this equality is totally lacking in global trade given the gulf that exists between the social and environmental standards of European countries and those of the countries of Central or Latin America.
It is also vital that this equality is recognised from day one and that any exceptions to this principle can only be agreed by the social partners, through collective bargaining or agreements concluded between the partners at national level.
I believe that our approach to this equality directive cannot be based on economic factors to the exclusion of all others, and that this involves a purely political decision, the political will to declare ourselves in favour of equality or against it.