Examples of using Equal status in English and their translations into Dutch
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independent and recognizes equal status to all participants, guaranteeing the total impartiality of judgment.
Human rights are tackled primarily through the Equal Status Act, but there is no specific reference to social rights
The rights of victims should be protected in such a way as to guarantee them equal status irrespective of Member State,
The Equal Status Act 2000 extends some of these rights to the provision of goods
Several team teaching models(the observation, assistant teaching and equal status model) are implemented.
In the late 20th century, Inspector, we are obliged to give women equal status in the academic world.
Croats had equal status.
paid an average wage and had equal status to other commune members.
granted the Teutonic Knights an equal status with the Knights Hospitaller
where all Commissioners have equal status, will therefore have to deal with its internal organisation in a way which allows for effective
in compliance with the Constitutional Court's decisions on the equal status of its constituent peoples throughout BiH.
we did not manage to ensure equal status for all parties and to maintain a level playing field both for public
We believe that all the provisions of the Treaty have equal status and must be respected,
It is still not true that every citizen can initiate legal proceedings with equal treatment and equal status everywhere in the Union.
such as the protection of pregnant women, the equal status of men and women,
to ensure that social policy has an equal status alongside economic and employment policies
allows you to volunteer to claim an equal status in society.
participants wanted social stability- in the sense of social inclusion- to be given equal status in the thinking of the Commission and national governments.
as an official name of equal status.
that physical education is given equal status with other subjects on the timetable.
