Examples of using This equality in English and their translations into Spanish
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You can't call this equality.
This equality does not change with age.
Various awareness-raising campaigns had been organized to promote this equality.
Can this equality be long maintained?
Gong continues to advocate gender equality, often pointing out that this equality, which is guaranteed by law, is not yet a reality.
People also translate
This equality crap has gone too far.
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 guaranteed at all levels of education.
Domestic legislation is also constantly under reform with a view to consolidating this equality and combating discrimination.
This equality is established by the Kuwaiti Constitution and laws in force.
If the legal regime permits some financiers to obtain better security rights than others, this equality of opportunity to negotiate is compromised.
This equality is guaranteed by the High Authority for Audiovisual Communication.
As stated above, women are by the same token equal with men before the law in criminal matters. But certain legal provisions andprocedures tend to undermine this equality.
Notwithstanding this equality in law, the situation is much different in practice, as demonstrated in the table below.
The merit of this world forum is that it turns unequal Powers into equal Powers, even if this equality is somewhat diminished by the right of veto enjoyed by certain Powers.
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.
Apart from existing human rights legislation reflecting this equality of treatment, Samoa is also implementing measures to further strengthen the right of access to justice.
This equality, which was enshrined in the 1960 Agreements, has always been the fundamental basis of the search for a solution in Cyprus in the exercise of the mission of good offices of the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
In article 91(1) of the General Civil Law Code,which was given a new wording in the course of amending the matrimonial law in 1999, this equality of the spouses in their mutual relation is defined in more concrete terms.
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.
Mrs. BARAHONA RIERA was surprised that India had not dealt in its periodic report with article 3 of the Covenant, on gender equality, andasked what institutional framework was in place to guarantee this equality at the Union and local levels.
This equality guarantees persons with family responsibilities who are employed or wish to be employed, the exercise of the right to be employed without discrimination or conflict between their occupation and family responsibilities.
The main legislation which confirms this equality is the Constitution of the Republic of the Sudan 1956, the Amended Constitution of the Sudan 1964, the Permanent Constitution of the Sudan 1973, the Seventh Constitutional Decree 1993, the Public Service Act 1991, and the Thirteenth Constitutional Decree of 1996.
This equality is stipulated in all the legislative enactments regulating public life in Libyan society and is in keeping with the teachings of the Holy Qur'an, which the Libyan people has adopted as its social code art. 1 of the Promotion of Freedom Act.
This equality also includes compensation, referred to in article L.105 of the Labour Code, which states that"where working conditions, professional qualifications and productivity are equal, pay shall be equal for all workers, regardless of their origin, sex, age or status.
This equality between men and women is also enshrined in the definition of"worker" contained in article 2 of the abovementioned Labour Act which stipulates that:"A worker shall be understood to mean any male or female working for any form of remuneration.
In order to make this equality a reality, there are several programmes aimed at encouraging and supporting the employment and vocational training of women; provided that they meet the necessary conditions, disabled women may benefit from these programmes.
This equality is explicitly confirmed in article 130 of the Labour Act which stipulates that:"Without prejudice to the provisions of the following article, all the stipulations regulating the employment of male workers shall also apply, without discrimination, to female workers performing the same type of work.
The Constitution expresses this equality by using the word"citizen" in its general and allembracing sense, which is understood to include both men and women, as illustrated in section 2, articles 41, 42, 43, 45, 48, 51, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58 and 61 of the Constitution under the heading"Basic Rights and Duties of Citizens.
This equality is explicitly confirmed in article 130 of the Labour Act which stipulates that:"Without prejudice to the provisions of the following article, all the stipulations regulating the employment of male workers shall also apply, without discrimination, to female workers performing the same type of work.