Examples of using Everyone is equal in English and their translations into Vietnamese
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
Last year, I said on Facebook:‘In the face of love, everyone is equal.
I hope old people can realize that no one owes you anything, everyone is equal.
Now the world is flat, everyone is equal before the law, but formality still holds for the time,
In a country with robust rule of law, where everyone is equal before the law, shouldn't these basic rights be properly guaranteed for everyone,
The following are a few of the more common perspectives: No one is above the law and everyone is equal before the law regardless of social, economic, or political status.
where everyone is equal before the law, where there are rules of the game that are honest and transparent.
where everyone is equal before the law, where there are rules of the game that are honest and transparent.
the boundary of the rich and the poor, the gender discrimination, etc. Everyone is equal under the mask.
where everyone is equal and nobody is either dressed overly smart or overly casual.
In reality, Western democracy has also been established on a cultural basis, notably that of Christianity, which, holding that“everyone is equal in the eyes of God,” thus respects human nature
told a Washington think tank in March that everyone is equal under the law in Vietnam and there are no prisoners of conscience.
no one is special, no one argues, and everyone is equal.
equality-no one is special, no one argues, and everyone is equal.
not just that no one is above the law, but that everyone is equal before and under the law, and is entitled to its equal protection and equal benefit.
said that"The Human Rights Council has taken a fundamental step forward by reaffirming one of the United Nations' key principles- that everyone is equal in dignity and rights.”.
If everyone were equal, the world would fall apart.
During this show everyone is EQUAL.
Not everyone's equal when it comes to mental illness.
Everyone's equal when they're dead.
We used to believe everyone was equal," said Noki Futagami,