Examples of using The equality in English and their translations into Czech
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this Court helped Mr. Lahey get closer to the equality that our constitution promises every citizen in this country.
Commissioner Špidla has mentioned some of the problems relating to the Equality truck denied access to Vilnius.
We should make sure that we always include and take into account the equality issue in all reports that we discuss here in Parliament.
As far as the equality issue is concerned, there have always been forward
Personally, I am very disappointed with the equality sham that the last Council presented after its meeting.
Among the key elements of this revision, we especially need to welcome the equality of treatment between Parliament
We need as many European programmes as possible to contribute to the equality of chances by stimulating creativity,
The Equality Marches, which cause such concern to some people,
When the equality and non-discrimination directives were passed,
You see, the concept of nobility in france Was deemed legally incompatible With the equality of its citizens.
Because we really do need people to put the pressure on those senators to pass the Equality Act.
To pass the Equality Act. because we really do need people to put the pressure on those senators.
freedom of expression and on the equality of MEPs which is enshrined in the Treaty
arbitration proceedings that is the equality of the parties.
To talk of democracy and the equality of the sexes in a country where customs sometimes border on barbarism,
I saw some positive signs in your words- particularly regarding the equality of human rights- despite the ideological differences between us.
Even more outrageous than several controversial laws concerning the equality between men and women,
It is clearly correct that we regard the issue of women's rights and the equality of men and women as an absolutely indispensable component of the political criteria which are a crucial prerequisite for starting
country of adoption raise a question mark over the equality of rights among all European citizens.