Examples of using Equality requires in English and their translations into Russian
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Achieving gender equality requires action.
Gender equality requires that females participate equally in discussions in society.
The implementation of a policy of equality requires structural changes.
Respect for equality requires that we do not make independence a sanctuary.
Addressing the trade-offs and negotiating the policy dilemmas to achieve sustainable development and gender equality requires inclusive deliberation processes and ways to monitor exclusions and trade-offs.
Formal equality requires prima facie that people of equal virtues shall receive equal treatment.
Development of the world based on the principle of gender equality requires clear understanding of its preconditions and threats.
Gender equality requires the active participation of women in all areas, including in decision-making roles.
In the water, sanitation and hygiene context,equity, like equality, requires a focus on the most disadvantaged and the poorest.
Undoubtedly, equality requires resource-generating growth together with a minimum of socio-political stability.
Recent years have witnessed considerable advances in women's attainment of political andcivil rights, but the implementation of full gender equality requires a profound shift in individual values, outlook and conduct, which will ultimately transform the underlying ethos of social institutions, making them more welcoming to women.
The principle of equality requires the Republic of Armenia that no distinction was made when protecting property owned by different entities within the same form of ownership.
Reconciling the policy dilemmas in order to achieve sustainable development with gender equality requires robust democratic spaces for deliberation, grass-roots voices and accountability mechanisms at multiple levels.
Substantive equality requires the adoption of affirmative action or temporary special measures where barriers exist and persist, and which lead to denial of rights to individuals and groups.
According to the formulation adopted by the Federal Supreme Court,the principle of equality requires that similar situations be treated in a similar manner and that different situations be treated in a different manner.
The principle of equality requires that each of the spouses contribute to the performance of family duties according to his or her capacity and it does not mean that both of them must make an equal material contribution.
This is explicit in the approach of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women,which recognizes that achieving equality requires transforming unequal power relations between women and men and ensuring that all human beings can develop and make choices without the limitations set by stereotypes, rigid gender roles and prejudices.
The principle of equality requires in certain situations that States take affirmative action or positive measures in order to diminish or eliminate conditions that cause or help to perpetuate discrimination.
No matter what the nature of the being, the principle of equality requires that one's suffering can be counted equally with the like suffering of any other being.
Achieving gender equality requires the involvement of women and men, girls and boys, and is the responsibility of all stakeholders.
The negotiation of policy dilemmas to achieve sustainable development and gender equality requires inclusive learning and deliberation processes and ways to monitor exclusions, trade-offs and unexpected opportunities.
Second, substantive equality requires the law to ensure that all citizens with an equal income must bear an equal tax burden, thereby contributing equally to public expenses.
This Article is in recognition of the fact that it is a fundamental principle that real equality requires that there be an equal opportunity to influence Law and Policy, to ensure that matters of concern to women are accorded proper priority and are dealt with by women themselves.
The principle of sovereign equality requires respect from other States for this position of principle held by Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
An effective approach to equality requires a reordering of traditional conceptual frameworks.
The achievement of gender equality requires the removal of stereotypes and the redistribution of gender social roles.
On the other hand,substantive equality requires that people, even if they differ in irrelevant features, shall receive equal treatment- not necessarily an identical job, but an equal opportunity to receive a suitable job.
Despite the fact that the Law on Gender Equality requires the parties and other socio-political organizations to promote gender equality, no mechanism of holding them liable for violation of these provisions has been established.
The application of the principle of gender equality requires a full understanding of the different roles and expectations of the genders to effectively overcome issues that hinder the attainment of gender equality and full enjoyment of women's rights.
In such a case,the principle of equality requires that the use of the waters by one or more other riparian Parties, which are not parties to such an agreement, is not adversely affected to a significant extent by its provisions.
