Examples of using This equality in English and their translations into Russian
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This equality does not change with age.
In communism all people are equal andart should express this equality.
This equality derives from the law and it is exercised in practice.
The State shall have the obligation to ensure that this equality exists in practice.
This equality is mandated by article 1, paragraphs 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the Constitution.
But certain legal provisions andprocedures tend to undermine this equality.
Achieving this equality will require more than a mere desire to help.
However, it is difficult to provide equal conditions with regard to what this equality means.
This equality applies to rural women and men, and to rural women and urban women.
Act No. 005/PR/98 of 7 July 1998 concerning the organization andfunctioning of the Superior Council of the Magistracy also recognizes this equality.
This equality is not reflected in the executive boards of sports clubs and federations, however.
Article 10 stipulates that"women and men have equal rights" andthat"the State is responsible for overseeing that this equality is upheld in practice.
This equality also obtains in the civil sphere and before special courts family, juvenile, etc.
A perfect graph is a graph in which the chromatic number andthe size of the maximum clique are equal, and in which this equality persists in every induced subgraph.
Despite this equality in law, the situation is very different in practice, as reflected by the following statistics.
With this amendment, the resolution that men and women have equal rights andthe state is responsible to bring this equality into practice was incorporated into the Constitution.
This equality applies to preschool, general, specialized and higher education, as well as all types of vocational training.
If the legal regime permits some financiers to obtain better security rights than others, this equality of opportunity to negotiate is compromised.
This equality between the parties must be respected even in the absence of reciprocity in the application of international humanitarian law.
New legislation has acknowledged equality between men and women andadministrative reforms have been undertaken to give this equality concrete expression.
This equality is ensured through a system of State standards in education, which have been set in the Republic of Belarus for all levels of education.
With an amendment made to the 10th Article of the Constitution in 2004 the provision that"women and men have equal rights,the State is liable for ensuring this equality in practice" was added.
And all this equality was due to the 211th, 212th, and 213th Amendments to the Constitution, and to the unceasing vigilance of the United States Handicapper General.
Pursue its efforts to ensure equal rights for men and women(Italy) andgo beyond recognizing equality of women in its legislation to ensure that this equality is de facto recognized(Canada);
This equality is guaranteed at all levels of education. However, although such equality exists on paper, things may be different in practice.
Even where equality exists in theory through national laws,women are disadvantaged because in practice this equality does not exist because of institutional and social barriers and cultural beliefs.
This equality is ensured through a system of State educational standards which has been established in the Republic of Belarus for all levels of education.
In addition, a new article 11bis of the Belgian Constitution requires the legislature to adopt measures designed to guarantee this equality, particularly favoring equal access of men and women to elective and public offices.
This equality shall be ensured in pre-school, general, technical, professional and higher technical education, as well as in all types of vocational training.
The objective of the policy is to ensure that cooperatives,recognized as legal entities, are assured real equality with other types of associations and enterprises, and that this equality is extended to all organizations and institutions set up by the cooperative movement.