Examples of using Equal dignity in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Every human being has equal dignity.
As children of God, they are of equal dignity.
Principle of equal dignity of and respect for all cultures.
It establishes the equal dignity and worth of every person.
Those of us within the Circle seek only to be treated with equal dignity and respect.
However, the Church is a community of disciples with equal dignity and rights before it is hierarchically structured.
Man and woman have been created by God in equal dignity insofar as they are human persons.
This situation must certainly be brought to an end with respect for equal dignity, which should be granted to workers of all kinds.
The European Court of Human Rights has recognised that tolerance and respect for the equal dignity of all human beings constitute the foundations of a democratic, pluralistic society.
the justices have an obligation to defend the principle of equal dignity under the law for all Americans- including Dave and Charlie.
which was founded on the recognition of the equal dignity of members of the human family.
the justices have an obligation to defend the principle of equal dignity under the law for all Americans- including Dave and Charlie.”.
yet enjoy equal dignity as human persons?
devoid of religious affiliation, have equal dignity.
promotion of the diversity of cultural expressions presuppose the recognition of equal dignity of and respect for all cultures,
an overall solution, granting a visa exemption for citizens of all European countries on the basis of equal dignity and above all reciprocity.
The promotion of women's equal dignity and rights should also be reflected in interreligious dialogue: more women need to have a place at the table, where they are still outnumbered by men.”.
a personal dialogue based on equal dignity.”.
the latter are no longer regarded as beings of equal dignity, as brothers or sisters sharing a common humanity, but rather as objects.