equality under the law

It would have given men and women full equality under the law.

In this respect it is then up to the Commission to ensure equality under the law.

His approach advocated for an initial step toward equal rights, rather than full equality under the law.

Her publications emphasized that women and men are different, but this shouldn't stop them from equality under the law.

"A founding principle of this nation is equality under the law.

The Athenians' equality under the law brought greater success than tyranny.

Such rights as equal pay, equality under the law and simple respect are human, not male rights.

It is completely unworkable and would undermine a more important principle of equality under the law.

"He brought up a very important issue of equality under the law," Aaron Hunter, press secretary said.

The ideal of equality under the law was to become a hallmark of the reform movement.

The document guaranteed equality under the law to all Mexicans and mandated the freedom of labor.

So much for equality under the law.

Whatever happened to equality under the law?

But if any such compromise is not based firmly on the Constitution, political analysts say, it could undermine the notion of equality under the law.

But that may not be constitutional; and it certainly does not mesh with notions of equality under the law.

Over time a large civil rights movement arose to bring full civil rights and equality under the law to all Americans.

Valladares claimed that this was "an historic moment" which would mark the true re-establishment of rights based on equality under the law.

It is also based on our belief in the rights of all our citizens and their need for equality under the law," Beddoes said.

Modern democracies owe a debt to Greek beliefs in government by the people, trial by jury, and equality under the law.

The Reconstruction amendments asserted the supremacy of the national state and the formal equality under the law of everyone within it.

The Habsburgs also reluctantly agreed to abolish serfdom and proclaim equality under the law.

The constitution guaranteed citizens' freedoms: equality under the law, personal freedoms and freedom of conscience.

In order to preserve equality under the law, we must ensure that the Justice Department enforces the law without prejudice.