" Stephanie Grisham, the White House press secretary, added that "women rightfully fought for equal treatment for years, and there should not be special rules applied to what constitutes equal treatment.
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" Stephanie Grisham, the White House press secretary, added that "women rightfully fought for equal treatment for years, and there should not be special rules applied to what constitutes equal treatment.
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That means equal treatment for rivals who use their platforms.
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This approach is supposed to afford equal treatment to all.
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Individuals, irrespective of gender, deserve equal treatment, not double standards.
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Our justice system is built on unbiased and equal treatment.
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Still, equal treatment of these stories wasn't to be seen.
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The players are the latest athletes to demand equal treatment.
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Once, it was a demand for equal treatment for all.
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I want to see equal treatment on the other side.
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"I think women actually don't want equal treatment," she said.
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These overlooked workers are now demanding equal treatment from Congress.
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Questions of rehabilitation, remorse, and reform rarely received equal treatment.
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We believe in equal rights and equal treatment for all.
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But not all women could count on or afford equal treatment.
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The second is that we need equal treatment for public servants.
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They appealed to American values of fairness, equal treatment, and pragmatism.
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In Episode 10, the women filed a lawsuit seeking equal treatment.
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All that amounts to a legitimate, undeniable basis for equal treatment.
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One in four say they were denied equal treatment in healthcare settings.
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It is up to Google to achieve and implement that equal treatment.
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Such equal treatment was at the core of some previous funding deals.
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"There must be equal treatment upwards to fight social dumping," Valls said.
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Get involved now to ensure equal treatment of gender and sexual minorities.
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I am committed to the principles of fair play and equal treatment.
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Individual lawsuits should be an extreme last resort for ensuring equal treatment.
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This runs afoul to our democratic notions of fairness and equal treatment.
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Equal treatment, though, is something the American experiment has always struggled with.
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One in four say they were denied equal treatment in healthcare settings.
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Specifics of each case were considered "while ensuring equal treatment", he said.
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But we demand only equal treatment and opportunity; no more, no less.
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"The idea is to ensure equal treatment and fairer taxation," he said.
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And they've now joined contract workers in their push for equal treatment.
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We won't stop fighting until we ALL have equal treatment under the law.
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Activists say it violates the constitution's guarantee of equal treatment for all citizens.
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That, diplomats said, risked breaking EU rules on equal treatment for EU citizens.
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It is up to the voters, and the courts, to mandate equal treatment.
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In the wrong hands, such technology could militate against fair and equal treatment.
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" Solomon lent him a hand: "They're entitled to equal treatment under the law.
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It would mandate equal treatment for everyone regardless of gender or other factors.
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He thinks he and Nassar should have gotten equal treatment under the law.
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Brookfield's bid would also give equal treatment to minority shareholders, the people said.
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Surely he is aware of the massive movement demanding equal treatment for women.
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Women need constitutionally protected equal pay, equal health care rights and equal treatment.
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Demands are growing that Beijing offer equal treatment to European companies in China.
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Identity politics' dissatisfaction with formal equal treatment is, in their view, fundamentally illiberal.
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Meanwhile, there are other official protections that ensure equal treatment among the sexes.
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"Equal treatment under law means just that, equal treatment, and this office is committed to ensuring that women are treated fairly and equitably in the workplace," Richard P. Donoghue, the United States attorney for the Eastern District, said in a statement.
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"I am committed to the principles of fair play and equal treatment," he wrote.
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Even when equal treatment is not enshrined in law, young people tend to support it.
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Current nondiscrimination proposals embody our nation's core identity -- the land of opportunity and equal treatment.
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Ricardo Rossello also tweeted that the US territory was simply asking for equal treatment. Rep.
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China has repeatedly promised to open markets and grant more equal treatment to foreign companies.
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Emily Ratajkowski has long been a strong advocated for equal treatment for men and women.
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"We still have to have equal treatment," she said, according to the Times of India.
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Windsor to affirm the equal treatment of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) people.
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Those rules ensured that telecommunication corporations had to give equal treatment to all internet traffic.
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What advice do you give to women who feel like they aren't receiving equal treatment?
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Anything that brings this information to light will help in the fight for equal treatment.
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Equal treatment will cover rights with respect to social security, health care, employment and education.
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Fondly-ish. Because women on the show in that era were not given equal treatment?
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AEROLINEAS ARGENTINAS ASKS BOEING FOR 'EQUAL TREATMENT' IN COMPENSATION FOR GROUNDED 737-MAX AIRCRAFT - CHAIRMAN
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He says circuit clerks are required to provide equal treatment for all couples, gay or straight.
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What do you think needs to happen for women to get equal treatment at the Grammys?
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Other easy wins would be the equal treatment of companies such as Netflix, Airbnb and Uber.
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We only desire your respect and equal treatment in regards to the services the library provides.
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I MEAN, FOR EXAMPLE, ONE OF THE ISSUES CROPPING UP IS THE EQUAL TREATMENT OF AUTOMOBILES.
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She pointed to the Miss Universe pageant as evidence of Mr. Trump's equal treatment of women.
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Yet, Republican leadership has once again stymied progress toward fair and equal treatment for our veterans.
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It ordered Google to give equal treatment to competing comparison shopping services and its own service.
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Contract workers at Google are asking CEO Sundar Pichai for equal treatment, dignity, and some respect.
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American military "societies" function successfully, in large part, because everyone believes in fair and equal treatment.
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The most crucial of these safeguards, she wrote, was the guarantee of equality, of equal treatment.
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There would be several exceptions to the opposition's promise of equal treatment, according to the document.
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These decisions have been essential in the fight for equal treatment for women in the workplace.
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We're not at a point where we have equal treatment, equal respect, equal rights, equal opportunities.
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These rules were designed to ensure that all online content and services get equal treatment online.
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Full-time employees at Google have encouraged temporary workers to demand equal treatment, dignity, and respect.
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Greylock's lawsuit, meanwhile, which argues the country is not abiding by equal treatment laws, is still pending.
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Despite small steps inching toward more equal treatment, LGBTQ issues remain largely underground in Japan's conservative community.
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In practice, they added, efforts to give overseas players equal treatment with local ones face many challenges.
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But he admitted that China has a long way to go when it comes to equal treatment.
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"The policy is designed to promote equal treatment of employees with the same home country," he said.
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They should also insist on granting equal treatment for Puerto Rico on things like Medicare reimbursement, access
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But he admits that China has a long way to go in terms of getting equal treatment.
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In a statement, McSally said she'd "won an important battle" to ensure rural voters receive equal treatment.
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Cryptocurrencies are decentralized and their success relies on transparency, clear rules and equal treatment of all involved.
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The First Amendment problem with net neutrality isn't that it mandates the equal treatment of all content.
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The watchdog has stipulated that the "best price" rule, guaranteeing equal treatment of all shareholders, must apply.
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Google contract workers, internally referred to as Temporary, Vendor and Contractors (TVCs), are seeking better, equal treatment.
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When pressed, however, as they are in this case, religion advocates seek something more than equal treatment.
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When they wage peaceful protest, they're not demanding special treatment but the equal treatment that our Founders promised.
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And the team has fought for equal treatment for years, with players even going on strike in 2017.
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By The Economist's count, 25 of the 35 countries in the Americas have constitutions with equal-treatment clauses.
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Because also tonight, four former Houston Texan cheerleaders are suing the league for better pay and equal treatment.
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It said that the scheme violated net-neutrality rules, which call for equal treatment of all web traffic.
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Mozambique must also commit to "intercreditor equity", he said, referring to equal treatment for loan and bond creditors.
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But Mr. Williams's speech, a demand for equal treatment and justice, was the strongest statement of the night.
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Even in arenas where brawn is not a metric, equal treatment and financial parity were next to impossible.
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The other believes that all Americans deserve equal treatment under the law and equal opportunity under our system.
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And there's still a strong legal effort to preserve the rules that will ensure equal treatment across the web.
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Google counters that even the commission has no problems with charging for ad placements: it just wants equal treatment.
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Real universal programs foster solidarity by bringing people together under equal treatment for the benefit of the common good.
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He said he particularly appreciated Xi's remarks that developing countries are owed equal treatment as traders by developed countries.
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The blueprint proposes to fix this lopsidedness by providing equal treatment for goods produced and sold domestically and internationally.
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Giving these women veterans the recognition and equal treatment they deserve was a big win for Main Street's congresswomen.
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"Now there is equal treatment for something that's not equal," said Herbert Kickl, FPO General Secretary, in a statement.
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States' efforts to ensure equal rights Meanwhile, there are other official protections that ensure equal treatment among the sexes.
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The lawsuits argue that sexual assault victims do not receive equal treatment compared with victims of other violent crimes.
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A new labor act in 2003 formally granted women the right to maternity leave and equal treatment at work.
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Why has the US Constitution fallen behind other countries in calling for the equal treatment of women and men?
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"The good news is that it ensures equal treatment between Cubans and asylum-seekers from other nations," he said.
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Two legally married lesbian couples, parents by means of anonymous sperm donations, claimed a constitutional right to equal treatment.
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The women contend they are paid far less than the men's team and do not receive equal treatment. 10.
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The statute allows for equal treatment, but as enforced it is biased against the person who brings the complaint.
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Instead, they serve a broader societal purpose: eradicating barriers to the equal treatment of all citizens in the commercial marketplace.
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In April, Myanmar passed a long-awaited investment law, simplifying procedures and granting foreign investors equal treatment to the locals.
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Thus one liberal principle—equal treatment—might end up destroying three rival principles: self-government, pluralism and freedom from coercion.
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In April, Myanmar passed a long-delayed investment law, simplifying procedures and giving foreign investors equal treatment to the locals.
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Save the Children called on governments to provide fair financing, equal treatment laws and accountability to help end the trend.
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"I want her to know that transgender students are not asking for special treatment â€" they merely want equal treatment.
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Revenue grew substantially faster at leading workplaces that demonstrated a commitment to inclusion and equal treatment, according to our research.
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We can and will work together to uphold our national values that include equal treatment under the law for all.
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All Norvilia asked for was equal treatment, but that was apparently too high a bar for Queens College to reach.
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The FBI exists to ensure equal treatment for all under the law, not to decide who deserves to be president.
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" Koch said his organization will continue to push "for equal treatment of imported and domestic wine by all Canadian provinces.
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He said Puerto Rico expects "equal treatment" to hurricane-stricken Florida and Texas when it comes to allocating relief resources.
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If AI learns in a way that is non-inclusive "it will jeopardize the equal treatment of people," Porter said.
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"Now there is equal treatment for something that's not equal," Herbert Kickl, the party's secretary general, said in a statement.
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Women can now drive, receive equal treatment in the workplace and travel without the express permission of a male relative.
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If we take the group-based approach, how are "the poor" to be defined, and what would constitute equal treatment?
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Chinese companies, he said, were already being given equal treatment to European firms in Europe, with fair and predictable laws.
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She also did not seem to be familiar with a federal law that requires equal treatment for children with disabilities.
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He added that CETA did not infringe the principle of equal treatment and that dispute settlement tribunals had procedural safeguards.
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When an international coalition of NGOs called in 2005 for the council to apply equal treatment, Roth refused to sign.
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Inspect any credible international ranking of countries by democratic quality, equal treatment under the law or level of personal freedom.
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Kevin Brady, R-Texas, the Equal Treatment of Public Servants Act, would enable public workers to get larger Social Security benefits.
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The TPP currently requires its 11 member states to give foreign investors equal treatment to locals unless there are specific exemptions.
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Before they get taught that certain people are more worthy of respect than others, they understand that everyone deserves equal treatment.
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" But, he added, they must strive "to reconcile the pursuit of diversity with the constitutional promise of equal treatment and dignity.
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"We hope these people can learn to objectively view themselves and others and learn mutual respect and equal treatment," Hua said.
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You have an opportunity and a platform to remind millions of people about important things like equal rights and equal treatment.
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United States in 2015 and Congress's unwillingness to grant equal treatment requests made by territorial representatives all uphold that unequal status.
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You have an opportunity and a platform to remind millions of people about important things like equal rights and equal treatment.
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Ms. Doan's lawyer, Hisyam Teh, said on Thursday that he was disappointed that the two women had not received equal treatment.
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Scores of women, including some former N.F.L. cheerleaders, have thanked her for sticking her neck out and pushing for equal treatment.
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"All MTA customers are entitled to fair and equal treatment under the law," MTA spokesperson Ken Lovett said in a statement.
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Beyond fair and equal treatment, what is also at stake with web accessibility is the future of our advancing global civilization.
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On the other are same-sex couples who say they are entitled to equal treatment from businesses open to the public.
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Republican opponents argued the amendment is unnecessary, because the 14th Amendment already guarantees equal treatment for all citizens under the law.
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In response, many courts issued new rules to insist on dignified and equal treatment of women and men of all colors.
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Regulator CVM said equal treatment for the minority shareholder would mean a share price at least equal to 16.69 reais per share.
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Because the EU demands equal treatment of all its citizens in such matters, it says it is legally obliged to fight back.
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This view puts equal numbers above equal treatment and undermines the concept of equality for which Ginsburg has fought throughout her career.
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"Nearly half a century ago, Billie Jean King began her historic campaign for the equal treatment of women in tennis," Ellison said.
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The conjunction book and concluded show title—The Democratic Forest—derives from the photographer's equal treatment of all subjects in his compositions.
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Whether the conservative Congress decides to defend the constitutional guarantee of equal treatment under the law for all, remains to be seen.
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Rubio who has consistently opposed any attempt to legalize equal treatment for LGBT people and same-sex couples in the United States.
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Many workers contend it still does not meet their demands for better healthcare coverage and equal treatment of new and current workers.
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And Google must respect a simple principle — it has to give equal treatment to rival comparison shopping services and to its own.
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Is it OK to jokingly call a female friend a disparaging name and then march in DC for equal treatment of woman?
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The voters I've interviewed like the idea of everybody getting equal treatment, no matter where they live or how much they earn.
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Sergeant Brown vehemently denied all of the city's accusations, and said that he has always firmly believed in equal treatment for all.
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But the worry is whether or not foreign companies will get equal treatment, equal access in terms of access to these deals.
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The broad principles of market regulation are eternal: equal treatment of all customers, equal access to information and the promotion of competition.
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That's notable for what it says about Ms. Waight Keller's intentions, though equally interesting is the intentionally equal treatment of the sexes.
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As in Romer, Windsor, and Obergefell, this "status-based enactment" deprived LGBT citizens of equal treatment and equal dignity under the law.
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Ricardo Rosselló has weighed in, calling the alleged special requirements "absurd" and demanding that Puerto Ricans receive equal treatment in all US jurisdictions.
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Others, though, came to a better understanding of their transgender classmates and even became allies and advocates for their fair and equal treatment.
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Although he was pushed to the margins for his sexuality, Rustin made undeniable contributions in the fight for equal treatment of all minorities.
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But India has an uphill climb when it comes to equal treatment for women in the home, as well as the work force.
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Those are some basic rules, such as equal treatment of internet traffic, a case-by-case assessment of zero-rating practices and more.
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The problem, they said, is the Amsterdam appellate court's insistence on equal treatment for shareholders who brought claims and passive investors who didn't.
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"The Trump administration absolutely opposes discrimination of any kind and supports the equal treatment of all," a senior administration official told NBC News.
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The EU's recent decision that requires Google to give equal treatment to competing comparison shopping services in Google search results is an example.
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One of the answers I would suggest for more humane treatment of women during conflict is more equal treatment of women during peace.
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The measures must ensure equal treatment of companies to avoid breaching regulations on state aid, she added without elaborating on the specific proposals.
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Only on a basis of mutual respect and equal treatment, through dialogue and consultation, can we find a solution acceptable to both sides.
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"For this kind of claim, there would be at least two possible equal-treatment remedies available to the state going forward," he wrote.
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"You have an opportunity and a platform to remind millions of people about important things like equal rights and equal treatment," Kimmel said.
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And it rejected the defense -- certainly just a theoretical one given the actual record -- that you could have equal facilities and equal treatment.
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The measures must ensure equal treatment of companies to avoid breaching regulations on state aid, she added without elaborating on the specific proposals.
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Unfortunately, the Civil Rights Act does not yet protect gays and lesbians, so they must depend on state laws to guarantee equal treatment.
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Google flouting EU competition ruling, say rival price comparison sites An EU ruling says Google has to give "equal treatment" to rival shopping sites.
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"The government expects that at the end of this process a fair result will be achieved on the basis of equal treatment," she added.
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Despite this, a not insignificant fraction of Americans, even today, see the equal treatment of women and people of color as a bad thing.
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The WTA wants equal treatment for all tennis players in light of the events at the U.S. Open women's final Saturday involving Serena Williams.
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Lawyers are looking at whether it violates the constitutional right to equal treatment regardless of sex, which is not subject to the notwithstanding clause.
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Though the State Department says it wants to promote equal treatment, heterosexual couples don't face the same restrictions on where they can get married.
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Otherwise, in virtually no other country is even the fact of living legally and paying taxes enough to earn equal treatment with its citizens.
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But she said it was important that there was equal treatment, a reference to the difficulties faced by EU companies accessing the Chinese market.
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The House on Wednesday passed a bill designed to update the tax code so that it provides equal treatment for same-sex married couples.
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This means equal treatment of men and women in all aspects of the educational experience — including granting financial rewards for their March Madness victories.
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Canada is somewhat more advanced than we are in terms of equal treatment of original nations — and yet this is still happening in Canada.
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And while equal treatment under the law is an important concept, there is also an important question as to how everyone should be treated.
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People on both the right and the left saw possible connections between privacy and individual interests in conscientious objection, self-determination and equal treatment.
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The push for formally equal treatment can't eliminate all sources of structural inequality; in fact, it can serve to mask and even deepen them.
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From then on, men and women in college had to receive equal treatment on the playing field and equal funding for their athletic programs.
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After all, basic rights of citizenship, like suffrage and equal treatment, were denied certain racial groups for a hundred years after the 14th Amendment.
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Nicosia could also try to block visa liberalization for Turks since the EU conditions include the principle of equal treatment of all member states.
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It needs proud clarity on its historical agenda that advances a vision of America where all are entitled to equal treatment under the law.
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"He wanted equal treatment in his last moments," said Spencer Hahn, one of Mr. Ray's lawyers, after Mr. Ray's execution at 10:12 p.m.
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Towering scores, dominant play and revenue generation should not be the reason for equal treatment of the men's and women's teams in the United States.
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"We believe that this democratic deficit has to be reduced … That there has to be an equal treatment of countries in similar situations," Morawiecki added.
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He underscores equal treatment of all people as fundamental to his own morality and that of Apple, which is expressed through its products and actions.
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" As well as the fine, the company was ordered to change its business to comply with "the simple principle of giving equal treatment to [rivals].
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In particular, the Commission decision sets out the principle that Google has to give equal treatment to rival comparison shopping services and its own service.
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Her family has set up the Justine Damond Social Justice Fund, which will support causes important to her, including those promoting equal treatment for all.
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Many of the measures associated with equal treatment at work, including pay, seniority and the decision to enter the workforce at all, remain relatively stable.
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Uniformity is cheaper than variety; governments want to inculcate a shared understanding of history and citizenship; and equality of opportunity mandates equal treatment for all.
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Women in the military are still fighting for equal treatment, especially after the revenge porn scandal that shook the U.S. Marine Corps earlier this year.
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They are not peers to be respected, given equal treatment or protected from the obvious discrimination and sexism that runs rampant as a societal scourge.
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"Recent events in Washington, DC—and beyond—make it crystal clear that many are not getting the message," about equal treatment of women, Brown wrote.
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But the passage of the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act in 2008 and the Affordable Care Act two years later mandated equal treatment.
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They also endorsed injecting 3 billion reais of fresh capital into Oi, revamping governance practices, repaying regulatory debts and equal treatment for Oi's unsecured creditors.
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The guidelines call for equal treatment under the law for all property holders, and for fair and clear laws when land or homes are requisitioned.
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On the other are gay and lesbian couples who say they are entitled to equal treatment from businesses that choose to serve the general public.
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How does a country like ours — the world's 10th-biggest economy but less than one-tenth the size of America's — ensure it gets equal treatment?
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On one side are gay and lesbian couples who say they are entitled to equal treatment from businesses that choose to serve the general public.
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" He wondered how barring religious people from the tax credit benefit is not "telling them that they're not entitled to equal treatment under the Constitution?
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"That piece of paper says that individuals have rights, the right to due process, the right to equal treatment under the laws," Mr. Cuomo said.
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"We represent the American people, we represent America's values, our commitment to freedom, our commitment of equal treatment of people the world over," he said.
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Business owners and lobbyists have generally agreed with some of the administration's goals, including fighting for more equal treatment for foreign companies operating in China.
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If Trump gets the same level of party message unity as Clinton does, then they will likely get roughly equal treatment by the mainstream media.
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Breitbart still gets equal treatment with other major publications, and last month Facebook added Check Your Fact, the Daily Caller's fact-checking site, as a partner.
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In 1972, the year Mia Hamm was born, Title IX of the Education Amendments Act explicitly extended the Constitution's equal treatment requirement to gender -- including sports.
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Zarit said companies don&apost favor investment and export restrictions but want equal treatment "and this seems to be one of the ways to do that."
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We all have been deprived of the knowledge we could have if we had been giving equal treatment to understanding women and their conditions as well.
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The situation in France serves their purpose, they will say they are preventing social unrest like in France and they will say: what about equal treatment?
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The particular disagreements that define contemporary politics are connected to the introduction of controversial issues and the demands by specific groups for justice and equal treatment.
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From tackling child labor to ensuring equal treatment for women, U.N. principles require all businesses prove they are committed to human rights and treat workers fairly.
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Colorado Civil Rights Commission – asked the high court to balance the religious rights of the baker against the couple's right to equal treatment under the law.
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Under Obama-era guidelines, internet service providers (ISPs) were required to follow a policy of net neutrality that guarantees equal treatment of all web traffic content.
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Ironically, too, we're still battling some of the same stuff when it comes to the equal treatment of women that we were battling back then, too.
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Democrat, Independent, or Republican, her values have to align with their three main priorities: equal treatment under the law, economic opportunity, and healthy people and communities.
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China upholds the use of dialogue to resolve disputes but equal treatment and keeping to promises are pre-requisites for dialogue, it said in a statement.
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President Franklin Roosevelt established internment camps during World War II. President Harry Truman mandated equal treatment of all members of the armed forces through executive orders.
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However, such a move risks breaching World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules, which require equal treatment of similar products and no discrimination between domestic and foreign producers.
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So they created a project which was about knowing Title IX, the federal law that governs how campuses have to provide for equal treatment and justice.
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"We strongly believe that refugees should receive equal treatment for protection and assistance, and opportunities for resettlement, regardless of their religion, nationality or race," they said.
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It is not clear the alliance could maintain such a measure for long because it might break World Trade Organization rules specifying equal treatment of countries.
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Its goals include ending Israeli occupation of the West Bank, ensuring equal treatment of Palestinians under the law and allowing Palestinian refugees to return to Israel.
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"It is apparent that such meaningless links cannot, by their very nature, ensure equal treatment of online recruitment services on Googles general search results pages," they said.
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Trump has not only breathed new life, new awareness into the demands for equal treatment for women everywhere, but in the process, he sealed his own fate.
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The White House rescinded Title IX guidance regarding the equal treatment of transgender students in schools following an interdepartmental fight that played out in the national media.
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In a landmark judgment in April 2014, India's Supreme Court recognised transgender as a legal third gender and called on the government to ensure their equal treatment.
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But if we're going to have a military draft, then gosh darn it, women should get equal treatment and be required to sign up — just like men.
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The tension between religious liberty and our various commitments to the equal treatment of citizens in the United States is not likely to disappear any time soon.
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The EU has criticized China for adopting what it sees as unfair policies to protect its companies while denying market access and equal treatment to European companies.
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The guidelines follow similar comments this month by Premier Li Keqiang encouraging more venture capital funding and promising equal treatment for domestic and foreign venture capital investors.
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How does it make you feel to know that, in 2016, we're still having to discuss and fight for rights and equal treatment that seems so basic?
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But it's not an appeal to the stoner vote — the issue is a litmus test for candidates' commitment to equal treatment for all races in criminal justice.
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But the feeling that the Sinhalese are an embattled majority has meant that minorities receive less-than-equal treatment from the government, which in turn fosters resentment.
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Providing Puerto Rico equal treatment in these Federal programs would grant the Commonwealth much-needed fiscal space and address a long-standing injustice inflicted on Puerto Ricans.
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Those legal fights were the most public salvos in what the top women's players had come to view as a yearslong fight for respect and equal treatment.
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The fight reflects the struggle throughout Russia to win equal treatment for men and women, including equal pay, said Ksenia A. Mihaylichenko, the lawyer for both women.
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My success, whether I like it or not, reinforces the notion that the best guarantee for equal treatment is the ability to buy one's way to acceptance.
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Last year, the Tokyo bourse also introduced a new governance code that while not legally binding, aims to secure equal treatment of shareholders, big and small, by companies.
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Equal treatment of women and men on college campuses remains regulated, albeit imperfectly, by Title IX. Women attend graduate schools in roughly equal or greater numbers than men.
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More than 300 men and women gathered over the course of two days, protesting the mistreatment of women in society and calling for equal treatment under the law.
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She claimed that even though she performed well, Citigroup took away many of her responsibilities, and even once forced her to apologize in writing for requesting equal treatment.
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The campus tribunals that colleges have created to meet these federal obligations often violate the due-process rights of the accused to receive equal treatment under the law.
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The pledge on reform and equal treatment came from Vice Premier Han Zheng, at a time there are increasing prospects of a trade war with the United States.
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Eighteen activist groups, collectively known as "Resistance," led the parade in NYC on Sunday, and chants demanding fair and equal treatment of LGBTQ people broke out several times.
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In a separate case on Monday, the Supreme Court ruled that same-sex couples are now entitled to equal treatment when it comes to their children's birth certificates.
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Exhibit A on the equal treatment front was on display Tuesday night during an exchange with former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.), which has since gone viral.
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Last week, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai announced his plan to take down the 2015 rules, which require internet service providers to give equal treatment to all web traffic.
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"European companies will enjoy equal treatment," Li told a news conference following the three-hour summit in Brussels, offering to set up a disputes mechanism to handle complaints.
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The venture capital sector will be opened up to foreign investors in an orderly way and foreign and domestic investors will be given equal treatment, the guidelines say.
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A strong labor movement, an integrated public school system and a legal commitment to equal treatment of individuals by race all help make authoritarian white nationalism less appealing.
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"We hope that all countries could cast off Cold War mind-set and strengthen exchanges and cooperation on the basis of mutual respect and equal treatment," he said.
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But the Atlanta club's commitment to equal treatment meant that everyone in the race on Saturday would be able to have bespoke fluids at the two hydration stations.
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Takeover Board also found LifeWatch did not violate the principle of equal treatment vis-à-vis AEVIS VICTORIA SA with respect to the access to a due diligence.
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But I believe that all of us will be waiting for generations to come for equal pay and equal treatment in the workplace if we take this approach.
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Specific details were not given, but Zhong pledged to give equal treatment to domestic and foreign businesses alike while continuing to curb "irrational overseas investment" from within China.
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Soereide said she would follow up with U.S. authorities both in Oslo and Washington and that Norway, a member of NATO and close U.S. ally, expects equal treatment.
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But the league has been a leader in pushing for equal treatment of gay athletes, largely led by the work of Flames president Brian Burke and his son Patrick.
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The fine is the largest antitrust penalty issued by the European Commission (EC), which gave Google 90 days to give "equal treatment" to competing services in its search results.
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It may well push for scrupulously equal treatment in these fields, too—which would limit how the search giant can combine and link its services, at least in Europe.
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The assumption is that women in public spaces must necessarily play defense, putting aside their expectations of equal treatment and safety, when confronted by an unsafe, male-dominated reality.
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Employee motivation can also be spurred by fair practices, such as equal treatment regardless of job titles and merit-based promotions, accordingly to the Great Place to Work Institute.
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It argued that its treatment under the EU's Emission Trading System infringed on the principle of equal treatment under EU law by treating Switzerland differently from other third countries.
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Ryan further invoked the reason underlying the protests in Dallas and all over the country Thursday night — including at the Capitol — to push for equal treatment in law enforcement.
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"The Russian people, like people everywhere, deserve equal treatment under the law and the ability to exercise their rights without fear of retribution," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said.
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Gecina considers that all necessary measures to ensure compliance with French public offerings regulations and more particularly the principles of equal treatment, transparency and fair competition shall be taken.
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The humans of Carnival Row are no different, uniting in resentment against the influx of beings they deem less than human, and hence undeserving of fair and equal treatment.
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"Bloomberg News says it's returning to equal treatment of all candidates — D & R — now that Mike Bloomberg is out of the race," Trump campaign communications director Tim Murtaugh tweeted.
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We will support Michael and all N.F.L. players in promoting mutual respect between law enforcement and the communities they loyally serve and fair and equal treatment under the law.
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After President Trump's election, questions that seemed largely settled about gays in American society — same-sex marriage, equal treatment in the workplace and in housing — suddenly seem in doubt.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin asserted on Tuesday that the U.S. is not provoking a global trade war but instead wants its companies to get equal treatment in other countries.
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"We would have expected of the Greens in government a course in line with human rights and the defense of equal treatment for all," it said in a statement.
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Students and parents don't show up to school to prove they're worthy of equal treatment, and neither need to make a point to dress well to receive a public education.
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" Where change never came: Obama's hometown And he urged whites to regard the protests of minorities as a fight "not demanding special treatment, but the equal treatment our Founders promised.
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China's customs has not taken extra steps to check imports of U.S. agricultural products, and gives equal treatment to inspection of agricultural products from all countries and districts, it said.
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"What we have is the bigger guys getting more when the premise of their lawsuit was equal treatment," said Mohammad Ladjevardian, a Houston-based investor who has yet to settle.
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The U.S. Supreme Court in 2015 established the right of homosexual couples to marry, and advocates for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people have continued to advocate for equal treatment.
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BITs focus on levelling the playing field for investments: foreign companies gain equal regulatory treatment as domestic companies, equal treatment in legal disputes, equal access to capital and so forth.
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The men - Felix Agbor Balla, Fontem Aforteka'a Neba and Paul Ayah Abine - were arrested following protests late last year by English speakers demanding equal treatment in the majority Francophone country.
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They like the fact that she receives equal treatment from her peers, that she resists sexual slavery, and that she is able to be excellent and heroic in multiple professions.
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While Congress has tried three times to modify our laws to get equal treatment, each modification was rejected by a hostile WTO, giving foreign competitors a huge tax-break edge.
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The court therefore had to rule that one part of the constitution—which holds that citizens are entitled to equal treatment under the law—outweighs the part that defines marriage.
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President Paul Biya on Wednesday ordered a military court to drop its prosecution of the detainees, who were arrested following protests launched late last year by anglophones demanding equal treatment.
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"In countries where there is equal treatment, no meetings, visits or talks are held from the moment of sending invitations for offers for aircraft supply until their submission," Radev said.
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In short, encouraging women's presence in industries broadens market appeal, attracts more women to participate in the industry or event, and supports women's rights to equal treatment, participation and representation.
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Tillerson said on "Fox News Sunday" that the United States was committed to freedom and "equal treatment of people the world over" when posed the question by anchor Chris Wallace.
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"The administration must explain why it stood passive while equal treatment was mocked in the name of diversity, and why officials did not brief the Board of Regents," he said.
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How will Puzder lead an agency whose primary job is to enforce 180 laws enacted by Congress to protect worker's wages, health and safety, retirement, equal treatment, and much more?
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Female athletes from across all sports are drawing inspiration from one another as they fight for equal treatment, Olympic sprint champion Allyson Felix told Reuters this week.
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The federal government has taken the position in individual cases that barring students from using restrooms based on their gender identity is a violation of their right to equal treatment.
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But if the state chose to limit its scholarships to those pursuing secular careers, he added, the Free Exercise clause did not entitle a ministry student to demand equal treatment.
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According to people familiar with the negotiations, Mr. Trump's move came after China tried to reverse commitments to essentially codify an agreement to provide U.S. companies with more equal treatment.
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Yesenia's anger, so public and digital, is the expression of a new culture against silence and machismo taking root in Mexico, a culture in which women are demanding equal treatment.
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" Trump acknowledged that everyone is entitled to equal treatment under the law but concluded that "All men are created equal" is "a very confusing phrase to a lot of people.
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In this audience, I see what's possible when we recognize that we are one American family, all deserving of equal treatment, all deserving of equal respect, all children of God.
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This is not lost on the Saudis, who are unlikely accept anything other than equal treatment with Iran by the U.S. — meaning only limited time restrictions on enrichment and reprocessing.
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But that development also provoked an angry response from May's coalition allies in Northern Ireland, the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), demanding equal treatment with the rest of the United Kingdom.
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"I stand before you as the daughter of Palestinian immigrants, parents who experienced being stripped of their human rights, the right to freedom of travel, equal treatment," Ms. Tlaib said.
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"I stand before you as the daughter of Palestinian immigrants, parents who experienced being stripped of their human rights, the right to freedom of travel, equal treatment," Ms. Tlaib said.
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Rather, for many Democrats, legalization has become a litmus test for candidates' commitment to equal treatment for all races in policing and criminal justice as well as fighting economic inequality.
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According to the men in charge, this was entirely women's own fault—one academic opined that they should have "convinced thoughtless male colleagues of their worth" rather than expected equal treatment.
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MB took legal action against the government, arguing that its approach to her case breached an EU directive on the equal treatment of men and women in matters of social security.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China plans to grant foreign venture capital investors equal treatment compared to domestic firms, give them better market access and cut red tape, Xinhua news agency reported on Thursday.
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The U.S. Supreme Court in 2015 established the right of same sex couples to marry, and advocates for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people have continued to advocate for equal treatment.
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You're going to be punished for wanting to serve as a transgender [person], for wanting to have equal treatment if you're queer, if you want equal pay if you're a woman.
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In 2015 the United States Supreme Court legalised same-sex marriage on the grounds that to deny gay people the rights and privileges of marriage is to deny them equal treatment.
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Ne-Yo doesn't slam the rapper -- especially since Travis' team says it wasn't his fault -- but he makes it clear LGBT models deserve more respect and equal treatment in hip-hop.
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It also said CETA did not infringe the principle of equal treatment, since Canadian investors with interests in the EU were not comparable with EU investors with interests in the bloc.
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This week, the Senate voted 52–47 to revive an Obama administration rule ensuring equal treatment for online traffic—the so-called "net neutrality" rule recently erased by the Trump FCC.
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She is the only one who actually has a national integration plan, and who still believes the European Union has a special responsibility to ensure equal treatment, solidarity and human rights.
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Democrats agreed in seeing equal treatment and personal responsibility as very important traits, but included accepting people of different racial backgrounds in their top three (0003% said it was very important).
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Today, Wollstonecraft is best known for writing "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman," her 1792 political treatise advocating for the equal treatment and education of men and women in England.
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Both of these perspectives deserve equal treatment under the law, yet one is considered by many to be more American and less dangerous than the other, based on race and fear.
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Taken in total, these changes materially overhaul what the United States monitors on women's rights and sends an unmistakable signal that some lives are not entitled to equal treatment and respect.
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Women's rights as a movement began to seek equal treatment, which is fundamental fairness and equitable standing under the law, but we have gone from being equal to demanding preferred status.
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"SSA's denial of survivor's benefits to surviving same-sex partners like Ms. Thornton tells them that they are unworthy of federal recognition and equal treatment and demeans their dignity," they wrote.
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And when 20,000 full-time and TVC Google employees walked out to demand equal treatment for all workers, TVCs were again excluded from the company-wide discussion held a week later.
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The lack of transparency by Google has caused a lot of suspicion over the years, with competitors such as Yelp arguing that the search engine does not give everyone equal treatment.
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He's being considered for a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the land, a court that is charged with the responsibility of ensuring justice and equal treatment under the law.
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People of color are imprisoned at disproportionate rates for drug offenses, and legalization has become a test of candidates' commitment to equal treatment in criminal justice and to fighting economic inequality.
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"It's about equal treatment and keeping partisan activity out of the federal government," said Kathleen Clark, a professor of law at Washington University in St. Louis and a government ethics lawyer.
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They say the maps effectively punish supporters of gerrymandered candidates for expressing their political preference, violating both the First Amendment and the Fourteenth Amendment, which guarantees equal treatment under the law.
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Their plans include calls to bolster the Department of Veterans Affairs, provide veterans with better care, increase their access to housing and jobs and ensure equal treatment for those who serve.
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Title VII of the act was passed in response to the pertinent cultural issue of its day — the hard-fought struggle for equal treatment of minorities and women in the workplace.
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Rosen notes that issues of civil rights and equal treatment continued to be denied to African Americans, LGBT people and other citizens for more than a century after the amendment's ratification.
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China is expected to include promises to end forced transfers of technology and provide equal treatment to U.S. firms, in line with a foreign investment law the government approved in March.
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During the civil rights era, advocates began pushing back against this paternalistic, custodial attitude, which led to a series of laws mandating equal access and equal treatment for Americans with disabilities.
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"Rather, we believe that because fairness, equal treatment, and integrity are essential to the legitimacy of policing, these posts and comments should be part of a national dialogue about police," it says.
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In April 2014, India's Supreme court recognised transgender as a legal third gender and, in a landmark judgment lauded by human rights groups, called on the government to ensure their equal treatment.
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The complaint argues that the museum staff also violated his rights to equal treatment under federal law, and illegally seized his ID in violation of his constitutional rights under the Fourth Amendment.
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The commission will not decide immediately whether the changes amount to equal treatment, but will watch their impact closely—and issue another charge-sheet ("statement of objections") if it is not satisfied.
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"They were taken into a family, given the family name, introduced to a religion but, for the most part, not given equal treatment like the other siblings in the house," he said.
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TO MARK the United Nations' International Women's Day on March 8th, we present our "glass-ceiling index" which aims to reveal where women have the best chances of equal treatment at work.
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"I have as such urged minister Wang that China reinforce that, with clear signals of equal treatment for foreign companies in China, for example in the field of electric mobility," Gabriel said.
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Federal prosecutors are working on creating clearer rules for future leniency deals to ensure more equal treatment in investigations into graft at top levels of private business, government and state-run enterprises.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One champions Mercedes will continue to give their drivers equal treatment despite the emergence of Sebastian Vettel as Ferrari's clear title contender, team boss Toto Wolff said on Tuesday.
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The ban would be a slap in the face to America's basic commitment to the equal treatment of all people, regardless of their faith or background, and to welcoming in the downtrodden.
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"Making these changes to your company's employment practices will ensure equal treatment of all Google workers and put an end to the two-tier employment structure you have perpetuated," the letter states.
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They advocated for equal treatment of all online traffic, arguing that the broadband providers that own internet pipes should not be allowed to slow down, block or charge extra for competitors' content.
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In an interview with The New York Times, the Veep star, 55, recalled her time on the show from 1982 85, saying women were not "at all" given equal treatment on the show.
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The last-minute change will likely fuel discontent among foreign banks operating in the United States, which have long complained they are not given equal treatment to their domestic peers in regulatory matters.
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Women have fought long and hard for equal treatment and in December, Defense Secretary Ashton Carter announced that women will be allowed to play all military roles, including leading infantry soldiers into combat.
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Googlers Write to CEO Demanding Equal Treatment for Contractors Gerrit De Vynck writes about the movement inside Google to offer better protections and and temporary, vendor, and contract workers, known internally as TCVs.
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The lawsuit presented by Boris Rotenberg accuses Nordea, Danske Bank, Handelsbanken and OP Bank of refusing to let him make payments and of violating his right to equal treatment as an EU citizen.
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The lawsuit presented by Boris Rotenberg accuses Nordea , Danske Bank, Handelsbanken and OP Bank of refusing to let him make payments and of violating his right to equal treatment as an EU citizen.
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The revanchist wave that began in 2010 surely had many causes, but at least two aspects of the culture war—gay marriage and equal treatment of women—are not high on the list.
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So, it's difficult to say but there's a lot of good things to be said about a predictable system, where you know every step and where equal treatment is on the very fundamentals.
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A comparison of this poster with Lara's male counterpart from the Uncharted action adventure series just goes to show you the effort the industry is making to ensure female protagonists get equal treatment.
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"Americans should be able to expect fair and equal treatment under the law regardless of how much money is in their pockets or how many connections they have," Paul said in a statement.
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"European companies will enjoy equal treatment," Li told a news conference following the three-hour summit in Brussels, offering to set up a dispute mechanism to handle complaints by foreign companies in China.
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Even among those who disagree with her, there has been a sense that Lagarde has been an honest broker, attempting to re-establish equal treatment for countries from regions outside the European continent.
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If you get a sense that your interviewer interacts with and values employees at all levels of the organization, chances are that you've found a company that strives for equal treatment and opportunity.
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"Efforts like what we're doing over here today, to get equal treatment, to get information out, to educate on what's going on in Puerto Rico, that's the way you fight bullying," he added.
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"We hope to see Venezuela and the United States deal with bilateral relations based on equal treatment, mutual respect and noninterference in each other's internal affairs," Hua said during a regular press briefing.
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"We call on the Turkish government to ensure full respect for due process and equal treatment under the law, and in a democratic society, critical opinions should be encouraged not silenced," he said.
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Why it matters: With content companies and internet service providers consolidating and online platforms expanding, the government's choice of whether to police the equal treatment of web traffic has greater consequences than ever.
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"The High Commissioner underlines once again" the organization's "position that refugees should receive equal treatment for protection and assistance, and opportunities for resettlement, regardless of their religion, nationality or race," the statement read.
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What matters ethically is that the poor have a roof over their heads and enough to eat, and the opportunity to read and vote and get equal treatment by the police and courts.
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Societal norms against explicit bigotry — anti-Semitism, sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia, and so forth — are important, and indeed the primary means through which marginalized groups obtain a higher status and more equal treatment.
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The Black Lives Matter movement, alongside staggering police-involved shootings, especially of young black men, has demonstrated that the struggle of black Americans for equal treatment under the law is far from over.
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Even after the recent election, public officials can continue to oppose the death penalty by questioning whether its day-to-day practices are compatible with central American values, like due process and equal treatment.
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But this example shows that if you really are committed to equal treatment of content, we need stronger regulations that can't be interpreted in a way that makes competition a race to the bottom.
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"We believe that the liquidation approach will allow investors the opportunity to receive proceeds in a more timely manner and ensure equal treatment," Zurich-based GAM said in a letter published on its website.
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The talks proved tough because several of Mr. Cameron's demands appeared to contradict fundamental European Union principles, including the right of all Europeans to live and work in any member states with equal treatment.
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Officials have said simply allowing Britain to deny equal treatment on benefits to EU citizens exercising a fundamental right to work in other countries in Europe is flagrant discrimination in breach of treaty rights.
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"The principle of equal treatment simply does not apply to the treatment that the European Union accords to various third countries," Advocate General Henrik Saugmandsgaard Oe wrote in a legal opinion published on Tuesday.
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Geraldine Roman said the bill, prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity, would be a step forward in equal treatment for the LGBTQ community in gaining access to basic services and employment.
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However, China's customs administration said it had not taken extra steps to check imports of U.S. agricultural products, and that it gave equal treatment to inspections of agricultural products from all countries and districts.
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The feds then filed a lawsuit of their own charging that North Carolina's law "stigmatises and singles out transgender employees" and "perpetuates a sense that they are not worthy of equal treatment and respect".
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The players have been making their case for equal pay from U.S. Soccer for several years, as the leading edge in a wider fight by female athletes — not just in soccer — for equal treatment.
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Some opponents of this measure argue that giving Puerto Rico equal treatment under Medicaid is not appropriate because (1) Puerto Ricans do not pay federal income taxes and (85033) it would be too expensive.
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In Maui County, "No man's life, liberty or property are safe while the (Maui County) Legislature is in session…" American civilization is built on the U.S. Constitution; and fairness and equal treatment of all.
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Internally, the Clinton campaign believed the backlash against NBC could ultimately be beneficial, if the moderators of the coming debates are on eggshells about ensuring equal treatment and holding Mr. Trump to account. Mrs.
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The case, submitted to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the federal agency that enforces civil rights laws against workplace discrimination, is the latest front in the spreading debate over equal treatment of female athletes.
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Charlie Baker signed a law ensuring equal treatment for transgender people in public accommodations last year, opponents of the law gathered enough signatures to place a question about it on the November 2018 ballot.
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"It remains an enduring challenge to our nation's education system to reconcile the pursuit of diversity with the constitutional promise of equal treatment and dignity," Justice Kennedy wrote for the 4-to-3 majority.
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Norms of transparency, conflict of interest, civil discourse, respect for the opposition and freedom of the press, and equal treatment of citizens are all consistently undermined, and without these the formal institutions become brittle.
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"'Black lives matter' doesn't mean that all lives do not matter, rather it is a cry for equal treatment in the greater circle of justice for all Americans," said Messam, who is African-American.
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The arrests come after a swell of consumer protests over Mr. Pai's decision last November to roll back rules meant to protect the equal treatment of content online, a policy often called net neutrality.
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Representative Adam Schiff and the other House impeachment managers are expected to demand fair play and equal treatment in the presentation of witnesses and evidence, the very due process denied in the House investigation.
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Rotenberg, who also holds Finnish citizenship, accused Nordea, Danske Bank, Handelsbanken and OP Bank of refusing to allow him to make payments and of violating his right to equal treatment as an EU citizen.
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Equal pay should be coupled with equal treatment, and the decision to stage two men's singles matches and one women's singles match each on Centre Court and No. 1 Court no longer adds up.
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China is also rewriting some of its laws and regulations to better protect foreign intellectual property, ban the forced transfer of foreign technology to Chinese business partners and codify equal treatment of foreign companies.
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"His conduct is not indicative of the conduct of the majority of activists" around the country who are looking for equal treatment from the police, Nekima Levy-Pounds, president of the Minneapolis NAACP, told CNN.
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The Equal Treatment of Public Servants Act of 2015, sponsored by Representative Kevin Brady, a Texas Republican who chairs the powerful Ways and Means Committee, initially aimed to reduce the WEP penalty by 50 percent.
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His speech at Georgetown University in February 2015, "Hard Truths: Law Enforcement and Race," was an unprecedented acknowledgement by an FBI director that, at times, people of color don't receive equal treatment under the law.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A group of institutional investors holding roughly 13 percent of Venezuela's foreign debt said on Monday it will not back any restructuring plan that does not imply equal treatment for all creditors.
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Dennis W. Shepard is a board member emeritus of the Matthew Shepard Foundation and currently speaks to audiences around the country about the importance of equal treatment of LGBTQ crime victims and their loved ones.
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He proposed a new "extreme vetting" approach to immigration that would impose an ideological test on newcomers and undermine the very American values of tolerance and equal treatment that he said he wanted to encourage.
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Support for legal recreational marijuana has unified the candidates — not as a bid for the stoner vote, but as a litmus test for commitment to equal treatment for all races in policing and criminal justice.
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The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which passed in 85033, made clear that workers with disabilities should be entitled to an affirmative right to accommodation as a means of assuring equal treatment in the workplace.
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"A sustainable agreement must provide a way to verify that commitments are implemented, including for further market opening, intellectual property protection, and equal treatment for US companies," USCBC president Craig Allen said in a statement.
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When minority groups "voice discontent, they're not just engaging in reverse racism or practicing political correctness; that when they wage peaceful protest, they're not demanding special treatment, but the equal treatment our Founders promised," he said.
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Over the coming days, when the full details of the IG report become clear, will Democrats stand with our nation's principles of equal treatment under the law for all of us, or stand with their tribe?
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In her speech, she asked for equal treatment for the LGBTQ community in gaining access to basic services and employment, and to put a stop to the harassment many members face at the workplace and school.
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" Some groups were still skeptical, but more sanguine, noting Pompeo's pledge to the Senate that he will "ensure that human rights, democracy, and the equal treatment of all persons will remain fundamental to U.S. foreign policy.
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He reiterated that all Puerto Rico is seeking is "equal treatment" compared to other hurricane-ravaged parts of the US. "What I cannot accept is unequal treatment towards the US citizens of Puerto Rico," Rosselló said.
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The Russian people, like people everywhere, deserve a government that supports an open marketplace of ideas, transparent and accountable governance, equal treatment under the law and the ability to exercise their right without fear or retribution.
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The Russian people, like people everywhere, deserve a government that supports an open marketplace of ideas, transparent and accountable governance, equal treatment under the law, and the ability to exercise their rights without fear of retribution.
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"By singling out LGBT people for disfavored treatment and explicitly writing discrimination against transgender people into state law, (the new law) violates the most basic guarantees of equal treatment and the U.S. Constitution," the lawsuit claims.
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We need to find solutions that ensure people of color receive fair and equal treatment AND that police officers – who put their lives on the line every day to protect us all – are respected and supported.
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The lawsuits argue that sexual assault victims do not receive equal treatment compared with victims of other violent crimes, and that failure to test physical evidence collected from their bodies amounts to unreasonable search and seizure.
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Sectarian violence gripped Iraq after the fall of Saddam Hussein, and even though Iraqis seem united in the offensive to oust ISIS from Mosul, Lalo isn't sure minorities will receive fair and equal treatment in the aftermath.
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The decision is likely to be appealed and could stoke opposition to her amid calls for equal treatment after two of her rivals were tossed out of the race earlier this month by the national electoral board.
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London and Brussels agreed to offer equal treatment in social security, health care, employment and education and to let British judges ask the European Court of Justice to weigh in when necessary for eight years after Brexit.
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However, these categories are not given equal treatment throughout the show; politics, conceptualism, and social stratification blend together, blurring categorization, but purposefully steering the conversation surrounding contemporary art in Latin American toward the same tired political narrative.
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Green Party parliamentarian Ulle Schauws, a sponsor of the bill, said the existing law was "not in the child's best interest" and was out of step with the principle of equal treatment enshrined in the German constitution.
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So, I understand the important, serious, concerns raised by Dr. Dugdale with respect to problems of access to and equal treatment of racial minorities in healthcare and the past and current discrimination faced by people of color.
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"It remains an enduring challenge to our nation's education system to reconcile the pursuit of diversity with the constitutional promise of equal treatment and dignity," Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote in a Supreme Court opinion two years ago.
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"I personally reject the President's stance that his administration, 'Supports equal treatment of all,' but that the Equality Act, 'in its current form is filled with poison pills that threaten to undermine parental and conscience rights,' " Swift added.
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"The amendment was clearly designed and adopted for the purpose of disadvantaging and discouraging the Nord Stream 2 pipeline," it said in a statement, adding that the new rules breached "EU law principles of equal treatment and proportionality".
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Trump has set a more positive tone with Israel than his Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama, who often clashed with the right-wing Israeli leader, and has raised concerns among Palestinians that their leaders may not get equal treatment.
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It was hardly the first time that treatment of LGBTQ people has inspired controversy in the United Methodist Church, where for the past 40 years a fight for equal treatment of the queer community has been taking place.
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To emphasize more equal treatment, Alpine Canada rebranded two years ago as the Canada Ski Team, a move that facilitated promotion of both the Alpine and para-Alpine teams while also redirecting sponsorship money toward the para program.
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POMPEO: Senator, I've spoken to a number of groups, and I believe my record with respect to tolerance and the equal treatment of people, I think it ... BOOKER: But, yes or no, did you ever call her out?
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Although I've tried to follow up, my own government has not stepped in to protect my right to equal treatment, and yet continues to help sustain illegal settlements by allowing the flood of Israeli goods into American markets.
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"I personally reject the President's stance that his administration, 'Supports equal treatment of all,' but that the Equality Act, 'in its current form is filled with poison pills that threaten to undermine parental and conscience rights,' " Swift wrote.
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"We need to find solutions that ensure people of color receive fair and equal treatment and that police officers — who put their lives on the line every day to protect us all — are respected and supported," Jordan said.
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The Treasury Department, Department of Health and Human Services, and Labor Department still have not enforced or acted on provisions in the law that require equal treatment of mental health conditions and substance abuse disorders in insurance plans.
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The US and the EU quarreled over this policy in recent years, with the European Commission releasing a report in 2016 requesting that the US grant visa-free travel to these five countries per EU equal-treatment requirements.
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HONG KONG – Hong Kong&aposs Court of Final Appeal ruled Wednesday that the same-sex partner of a British expatriate is entitled to equal treatment under immigration law, marking a significant step for gay rights in the Chinese territory.
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"We strongly believe that refugees should receive equal treatment for protection and assistance, and opportunities for resettlement, regardless of their religion, nationality or race," the International Organization for Migration and the U.N. refugee agency said in a joint statement.
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Tech industry organizers have also pushed the company to provide equal treatment for those workers, and in a statement today, the organizers said they would meet with legislators next week to press for a complete ban on forced arbitration.
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And figures from The Economist's latest glass-ceiling index, which measures where women have the best chance of equal treatment at work, show that, after decades of improvement, progress for women in the workplace has stalled in recent years.
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Some of the companies that brought the case, such as Foundem, a now dormant British comparison-shopping site, have already said that an auction will not guarantee equal treatment and is just a new source of revenue for Google.
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"This administration shows itself to be determined to use religious liberty to harm communities it deems less worthy of equal treatment under the law," Louise Melling, deputy legal director at the American Civil Liberties Union, said in a statement.
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My fellow progressive Democrats surely must do a better job of weaving the aspirations of all Americans into a common narrative, but not at the expense of those whose primary political goals are merely equal treatment under the law.
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Apple did not directly address any of the demands that Spotify put forward, and those include alternative payment options (as offered in the Google Play store) and equal treatment for Apple apps and those from third-parties like Spotify.
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It was Ulysses S. Grant, the second Republican president, who fought for and signed the Civil Rights Act of 1875, which gave African-Americans equal treatment in public accommodations and public transportation and prohibited their exclusion from jury service.
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Women in Hollywood might have stepped to the fore in 2018, advocating for their rights and pressing for equal treatment and better representation, but new research finds that they are making little headway securing key positions in top films.
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"By singling out LGBT people for disfavored treatment and explicitly writing discrimination against transgender people into state law, H.B. 2 violates the most basic guarantees of equal treatment and the U.S. Constitution," the lawsuit filed against the state said.
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"I personally reject the President's stance that his administration, 'Supports equal treatment of all,' but that the Equality Act, 'in its current form is filled with poison pills that threaten to undermine parental and conscience rights,&apos" Swift wrote.
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Because of that, many more individual Puerto Ricans will go on to obtain personal statehood — equal treatment with other Americans and the greater opportunity and political power that means — through a simple airline ticket, further shrinking the local economy.
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The IMF would give the program credibility and safeguard equal treatment for Greece, Coeure told the European Parliament committee on economic affairs, addressing a key point of tension that is still unresolved after more than a year of talks.
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But more important, he rejected the president's aspirations because he believed Wilson went too far with his sweeping internationalist vision, which included equal treatment of all nations, arms limitation, freer trade, wider national autonomy and steps away from colonialism.
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The Ohio and Michigan lawsuits accused Republican-controlled legislatures in the two states of discriminating against Democratic voters for their political views in violation of the U.S. Constitution's guarantees of equal treatment under the law and freedom of association.
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Each case will be different, but the company may well come under further antitrust pressure unless it applies the principle of equal treatment in all fields—which would significantly limit how it can combine and link its services in Europe.
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I'm so kind of pleased that in my own way I was able to contribute to that message of asking for us to have equal opportunity and equal treatment — all of these things that should just be a basic human right.
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On January 21st, the day after the inauguration, some 200,000 American men and women are expected to turn up at a march in Washington to protest against regressive policies and demand equal treatment for women—and a lot more besides.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A female Syrian doctor who ran an underground hospital in a besieged rebel stronghold says she hopes an Oscar-nominated documentary showing her work will encourage other women and girls to demand equal treatment with men.
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Apart from the fine, the Commission will tell Google to stop its alleged anti-competitive practices but it is not clear what measures it will order the company to adopt to ensure that rivals get equal treatment in internet shopping results.
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Whereas the left emphasises state redistribution, they draw on John Rawls, an American political philosopher, to stress equal treatment for all citizens against the more-or-less-subtle class- and race-based discrimination from which Latin American societies still suffer.
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Assuming fatness as bad is a byproduct of a culture that already is on board with Trump's thinking, positioning some -- in this case thin people - as deserving of respect, and positioning others as unworthy of kindness, care and equal treatment.
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One in six trans people reported they'd lost a job, and 88 percent were denied "equal treatment and services," by businesses or government agencies because of their "gender identity and expression," according to the largest national transgender survey, conducted in 2015.
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But he has faith that common sense will prevail, he said, because it happened before in 2016 with the open service policy, and at other points in American history, including the Civil Rights era, when barriers to equal treatment came down.
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Beth Littrell, a lawyer for Lambda Legal in Atlanta, said the ruling was the latest by courts around the country guaranteeing equal treatment for same-sex couples since the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision in 2015 legalizing same-sex marriage.
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This is about whether the 750,000 same-sex couples living in America, like Ming and Kate, are worthy of the same dignity and equal treatment as everyone else, in a country that prides itself on "liberty and justice for all".
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More importantly, I think the America of the future will look askance at efforts to elevate majority faiths or subject not so traditional believers to the status of an orphan class to be denied genuinely equal treatment in this diverse country.
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There were no new taxes being applied, but the rules were put in place to clarify what taxes each player in a marketplace is obliged to pay and to "create an equal treatment with conventional businesses," the tax department said.
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Around the world, too many women and girls are deprived of basic rights: access to schools, access to credit, the right to participate in political life, the right to inherit land, the right to equal treatment under the law, equal pay.
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When asked about Qunun and guardianship laws in Saudi Arabia on Monday, UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said as "a matter of principle for the world over, the Secretary-General believes in equal treatment of men and women under the law."
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This strong preference for solutions that go beyond the justice system reinforces a related finding, that 23 percent of respondents feel that "people like them" do not receive equal treatment by local police (rising to 35 percent among black respondents).
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The Women's Equality Party, which I co-founded in 2015, builds policies around seven core objectives including the equal representation of women in politics and across all areas of endeavor and the equal treatment of women by and in the media.
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And finally, remembering that's incumbent upon all of us to help protect the dignity and equal treatment of our wounded veterans and the service dogs who support them—it's the very least we, as American patriots and fellow citizens, can do.
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"Equal treatment between women and men is a key pillar on which our Union is based," top EU officials for justice and gender equality, Vera Jourova, and employment and social affairs, Marianne Thyssen, wrote to Poland's labour minister, Elzbieta Rafalska.
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According to the 2015 US Transgender Survey, of surveyed trans people who had accessed substance abuse services in the past year, 22 percent reported being harassed or denied equal treatment when accessing services from a drug or alcohol treatment program.
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The shocking nature of Trump's actions, and their violation of American ideals of equality and equal treatment, can tempt one into comforting patriotic denunciations: that this is un-American, goes against our history, goes against everything our country stands for.
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Liberals and leftists, meanwhile, see racism as a structural problem, reflected in both social institutions and deeply ingrained, arguably unshakable biases that can lead even people who firmly believe in ideals of equal treatment to act or speak in prejudiced ways.
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Teen girls were given more space for complexity in 2016, and although women are far from receiving equal treatment off- or onscreen, characters like Arya, Eleven, and Thomasin exemplify a fighting spirit that promises to fend off oppression at every turn.
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" He also reminded the audience that "when minority groups voice discontent, they're not just engaging in reverse racism or practicing political correctness; that when they wage peaceful protest, they're not demanding special treatment but the equal treatment our founders promised.
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It's been 12 years since the first version of the Equal Treatment of Public Servants Act was introduced, but our public servants have been calling on Congress to fix the WEP since it was put into place more than three decades ago.
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They are symptoms of the same disease — a reluctance in medicine to take a stand on issues of social justice and equality, and an idea that caring too much about equal treatment gets in the way of practicing the science of medicine.
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Speaking at the Farnborough Air Show in London, Muilenburg said Boeing is simply asking for "equal treatment" — if Boeing is denied a license to do business with Iran, no U.S. company should be allowed to sell planes to the country, he said.
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It combines data on higher education, workforce participation, pay, child-care costs, maternity and paternity rights, business-school applications and representation in senior jobs into a single measure of where women have the best—and worst—chances of equal treatment in the workplace.
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"Britain has a rich history of welcoming those forced to flee, and UNHCR urges the next government to do the right thing and ensure a fair and equal treatment for all refugees," Llosa wrote in an editorial for The Times newspaper on Monday.
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Sonos believes it can take its agnostic approach to audio and do the same thing with voice assistants: create a platform in which Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant all get equal treatment, and not only that, but also play nice with one another.
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Last, Congress should heed the recommendations of its own Task Force on Economic Growth for Puerto Rico: equal treatment for the island under the Child Tax Credit (CTC) program, an extension of the Earned Income Tax Credit and support for business development.
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As the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) prepares for its first vote on May 18 to roll back net neutrality rules, which ensure all internet traffic gets equal treatment, it must evaluate the impact this decision will have on the country's most vulnerable citizens.
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Maria was the strongest storm to hit Puerto Rico in 90 years and her devastation "really bolsters the case for equal treatment for Puerto Rico," said Jake Johnston, an international research associate at the Washington think tank Center for Economic and Policy Research.
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The new rules will allow an acquiring bank to own a controlling interest in a smaller lender that has less than 5 trillion rupiah ($354.4 million) in paid up capital, he said, adding there would be equal treatment for foreign and local banks.
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Though she was once a leader for women in their quest for equal prize money at Wimbledon, she steered entirely clear of a subject on Wednesday that also concerned equal treatment: the change-of-attire controversy involving the French player Alizé Cornet.
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He was confronted with the fact that his efforts as a young senator would have ended one of the country's few attempts to make equal treatment a reality, to give black students the kind of education that white students took for granted.
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"The Trump Administration absolutely opposes discrimination of any kind and supports the equal treatment of all; however, the House-passed bill in its current form is filled with poison pills that threaten to undermine parental and conscience rights," Deere said on Tuesday.
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The expectation is that they work tirelessly with every breath in their body to foster an environment that maximizes our individual rights, which limits government to the consent of the governed and believes strongly in the equal treatment under the law for all.
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The jubilation came Friday as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman extended a passel of new rights to women: the right to travel without a male relative's permission, to receive equal treatment in the workplace and to obtain family documents from the government.
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The jubilation came Friday as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman extended a passel of new rights to women: the right to travel without a male relative's permission, to receive equal treatment in the workplace and to obtain family documents from the government.
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The suit claims the treatment of the team at the predominantly black school amounted to gender and racial discrimination that violated the players' rights to equal treatment under Title IX and Title VI, the landmark laws that prohibit discrimination at institutions that receive public funding.
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Kennedy writes that while "it remains an enduring challenge to our nation's education system to reconcile the pursuit of diversity with the constitutional promise of equal treatment and dignity," considerable deference is owed to universities when they are seeking to achieve a diverse student population.
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Yes, Trump did a good job in his speech this week of distilling some of the most important elements of America's values -- a rejection of bigotry, equal treatment for all citizens, freedom from oppression, and a clear rejection of hatred for members of minorities.
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"The Rights Plan is intended to promote the fair and equal treatment of all Versum shareholders and ensure that no person or group can gain control of, or influence over, Versum, through open market accumulations or other tactics," Versum said in a securities filing.
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As businesses in the United States, China and beyond sorted through the details of the new U.S.-China trade agreements, many said they are disappointed that the 100-day plan missed larger issues such as overcapacity, forced technology transfer and equal treatment of U.S. companies.
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Kennedy wrote that while "it remains an enduring challenge to our nation's education system to reconcile the pursuit of diversity with the constitutional promise of equal treatment and dignity," considerable deference is owed to universities when they are seeking to achieve a diverse student population.
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The pace of change is abysmal, and the disparities in how doctors treat traditional physical diseases and diseases of the brain have been allowed to continue despite the requirements for equal treatment contained in the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008.
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Lufthansa had argued that demands by pilots for higher pay increases for staff with at least 12 years of service infringe a German law on equal treatment, the court said, adding that the airline has appealed against the decision not to halt the strikes.
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In a statement regarding this action Airbnb noted that it requires users of its platform to abide by its community standards — and those standards require equal treatment of others, regardless of race, religion, national origin, ethnicity, disability, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, or age.
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After Marla Paul, a Chicago-area writer, wrote a book, "The Friendship Crisis: Finding, Making, and Keeping Friends When You're Not a Kid Anymore," about establishing meaningful friendships with other women, she was inundated with requests from men to give equal treatment to male friendships.
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A partner at one of those firms, Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann, told me the Amsterdam appeals court was exactly right to insist on both equal treatment for all Fortis shareholders and transparency on fees for the lawyers and funders who negotiated with the company's successor.
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"By singling out LGBT people for disfavored treatment and explicitly writing discrimination against transgender people into state law, (the new law) violates the most basic guarantees of equal treatment and the U.S. Constitution," the lawsuit claims, according to a report from The Associated Press.
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HONG KONG — Two Malaysian women accused of pursuing a sexual relationship were caned in an Islamic court on Monday, setting off an outcry from rights groups that said the country's political transformation this year had done little to ensure equal treatment of all citizens.
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It is playing out against a backdrop of shootings and white supremacist rallies that have shaken the nation, and at a time when the country is questioning whether citizens of different races, religions and genders receive equal treatment under the law and in their communities.
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The promise of "equal treatment" is intended to discourage creditors from filing lawsuits against Venezuela or state-owned oil company PDVSA in U.S. courts in order to accelerate payment, according to the document written by Guaido's lawyers released by the opposition-controlled National Assembly.
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"The Trump administration absolutely opposes discrimination of any kind and supports the equal treatment of all; however, the House-passed bill in its current form is filled with poison pills that threaten to undermine parental and conscience rights," Deere said when asked about Swift's comments.
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But she said that the changes were important to ensure gender equality and that they would bring to an end an outdated system and make way for "an independent tax system that delivers equal treatment for all and no longer treats women as chattels."
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"Oftentimes, some suspension is laid out, and a decision is made, and the parent doesn't know what happened and has little recourse," said Craston Artis, the leader of the Community Equity Leadership Team, a group formed to advise the district on the equal treatment of students.
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If the DoJ probe does not seem well aligned with this spirit of deference, it pays to note Justice Kennedy's caveat that universities have an obligation to refine their admissions policies "to reconcile the pursuit of diversity with the constitutional promise of equal treatment and dignity".
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"By singling out LGBT people for disfavored treatment and explicitly writing discrimination against transgender people into state law, (the state) violates the most basic guarantees of equal treatment and the U.S. Constitution," said the lawsuit, which was filed by the American Civil Liberties Union and Lambda Legal.
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When intrinsic worth and value as a human being is not always nearly enough for equal treatment in the eyes of the state and the law, how many extraordinary feats and acts of superhuman courage will it take to change attitudes on immigration and towards migrants?
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That's why we're working together on the Equal Treatment of Public Servants Act of 2015, legislation to repeal the WEP and replace it with a formula that calculates Social Security benefits for our firefighters, police officers, teachers and other public servants just like all other workers.
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"Biased policing, actual or perceived, undermines the core value of equal treatment under the law and also poses a threat to public safety because racial profiling and other types of biased policing undermine the public's confidence and trust in law enforcement," Inspector General Philip Eure wrote.
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With an emphasis on "equal treatment" as well as "creating a stable, transparent and predictable investment environment," the new law says that foreign companies shall enjoy all state policies "supportive of business development" and participate in government procurement, according to the state-run Xinhua news agency.
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On the other hand, critics have argued that the 14th amendment, one of three amendments adopted after the Civil War, makes the ERA redundant by stipulating that all persons have "equal protection of the law," even though it does not specifically guarantee equal treatment across sexes.
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"We urge both governments to use the time remaining in the 90-day negotiating period to make tangible progress on the important issues at the core of the current dispute: equal treatment of foreign companies in China, as well as China's intellectual property and technology transfer policies," Allen said.
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The New Orleans Civil Rights Movement Tour from Tours by Judy follows the story from slave auction sites in the French Quarter to the cemetery where Mr. Plessy is buried and weaves in stories of Canal Street sit-ins demanding equal treatment at lunch counters and in shops.
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Several diplomats from former communist states, of which Poland is by far the biggest in the bloc, said that their leaders were happy with proposals to include elements of "multispeed" language in the Rome text and that this would be balanced by assurances of equal treatment for all countries.
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"Employees and the public at large are all showing tremendous appetite for equal treatment when it comes to parental leave — a baby of the CEO or the mail clerk both have the same needs," says Katie Bethell, the founder and executive director of Paid Leave U.S. (PL+US).
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Since Sochi, they've won three World Championships—all over Canada—and almost one year ago, the American women had another big win: They won an often contentious labor dispute with USA Hockey, after demanding equal treatment to their male counterparts (who were bounced in the Olympic quarterfinals, btw).
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In an interview with ESPN, USA Hockey Olympian Mike Eruzione said "I think things like this are why you get Billie Jean King, Julie Foudy and so many other women who fought for years for women to get things like equal treatment, equal pay," said the former player.
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The governor's signature made North Carolina the first state to make discrimination against transgender people part of its state law, restricting restroom access according to the gender listed on a person's birth certificate and banning individual cities from passing their own ordinances to ensure equal treatment for transgender people.
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There were no new taxes being applied, but the rules were put in place to clarify what taxes each player in a marketplace is obliged to pay and to "create an equal treatment with conventional businesses," the tax department has said when the rules was announced in January.
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"The Trump Administration absolutely opposes discrimination of any kind and supports the equal treatment of all; however, the House-passed bill in its current form is filled with poison pills that threaten to undermine parental and conscience rights," the statement from White House deputy press secretary Judd Deere said.
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Koch said he believes neither Clinton nor Trump will fight for the issues he cares about: free trade, reducing the scope of government programs such as Social Security, paring back foreign military engagements, ending corporate subsidies, cutting regulations and the equal treatment of all ethnic and religious groups.
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What makes a comprehensive doctrine "reasonable" is the willingness of those living in accord with it to recognize the legitimate claims of differing, often conflicting doctrines, to accord to the people that hold them full participation as citizens and to regard them as deserving of respect and equal treatment.
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"It is the policy of the state of California that every person deserves full legal recognition and equal treatment under the law and to ensure that intersex, transgender, and non-binary people have state-issued identification documents that provide full legal recognition of their accurate gender identity," the act states.
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Additionally, Netflix could suffer should President-elect Donald Trump push through changes to net neutrality, a rule put in place in 2015 that requires broadband carriers to provide equal treatment to all internet content, rather than charging consumers different rates based on the provider and type of content being delivered.
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Those investors - who said in court filings that they own between 22015 and 20163 percent of the unsecured bonds - will argue in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in St. Louis that Peabody's reorganization plan should be rejected because it violates a bankruptcy statute requiring equal treatment for owners of the same securities.
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LGBT older Americans would be forced to return to the lives they thought they had left behind — lives in which they never knew when they would be denied the equal treatment that most people take for granted, but in which they were certain that the law would not protect them.
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"There are many kinds of families, many ways of life and it (liberal democracy) says we should not differentiate between these ... it wants to ensure equal treatment in the law ... and this is the reason, this is one of the reasons, why we are experiencing a demographic decline now," Orban told state radio.
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"She had a profound belief that the foundation of our society is equal treatment under the law, and she spent her life putting that into practice," said Margaret H. Marshall, who followed Justice Abrams as the second woman on the high court (270 years later) and became its first female chief justice.
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In the 80-minute speech, she repeated the same catalog of beliefs in freedom and equal treatment she had made as an implicit criticism of President-elect Donald J. Trump, but also stiffened her position on the veil and suggested that Germany would be more cautious in welcoming migrants in the future.
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"Disaster response should not be based on the notion of being Republican or Democrat, but rather on the equal treatment and aid to U.S. citizens," Rossello said, while recognizing support from New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, and Florida Governor Rick Scott, a Republican, who was in Puerto Rico and attended the event.
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The new rule would strip civil rights protections in healthcare from an estimated 1.4 million transgender adults and 150,000 trans youth ages 13 to 17 in the US. Denying some people equal treatment to satisfy religious liberty for others in a civil society is a ploy to advance an agenda that has nothing to do with morality or Christianity.
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"I'm just like you" as an argument for equal treatment suggests that Simon Spier, or any other gay person, deserves respect and understanding by virtue of our similarities with straight people, rather than despite our differences — a construction we're still being fed in queer media that sets the limits of acceptable queerness at the border of heterosexual comfort.
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Update: Price comparison search engine Foundem, the lead complaint in the case, has responded with a presentation in which it argues that Google's auction remedy does not comply with the EU's requirement for equal treatment of price comparison services because an auction model "compels participants to bid away the majority of their anticipated profits to Google".
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Expert witnesses who spoke at the hearing acknowledged that reproductive rights are essential to women's equality under the law—and therefore not entirely unrelated to an amendment guaranteeing women's equal treatment—but pointed out that it would ultimately be up to the courts to decide whether the ERA supports legal arguments against abortion restrictions or not.
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It doesn't feel entirely inappropriate that John Stamos, Bob Saget, David Coulier and Lori Loughlin would get to bask in episode-halting applause, but when Scott Weinger and Blake and Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit get nearly equal treatment, there's a sense that either the creators or the audience are messing with us, or messing with any kind of narrative momentum.
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"The Court concludes that the individuals and companies which initiated the actions have not succeeded in demonstrating an infringement of the right to property, of the principle of protection of legitimate expectations, or of the principle of equal treatment," the General Court of the European Union, a division which addresses complaints against EU institutions, said in a news release.
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Colin Kaepernick's most passionate supporters gathered at the NFL Headquarters in NYC Wednesday ... expressing their solidarity with the free agent QB. Kevin Livingston of "100 Suits For 100 Men" -- the group Kaep donated 50 custom suits to earlier this month -- organized the event featuring speakers expressing their support for Kaepernick and desire for equal treatment towards minorities.
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One would think that the transparent racial animus harbored toward African Americans as evidenced by Nazi's, the KKK and white supremacists marching in the streets, renewed support for pro-slavery confederate monuments, continued opposition to African Americans protesting for equal treatment by police, might be enough to stoke the perception of threat on the part of the black community.
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"Driving is a vital component of life in Georgia and as a result of our client's bravery in seeking equal treatment for himself and fellow Puerto Ricans residing in Georgia, we have been able to take a significant step in equalizing the experience of Puerto Ricans to that of their fellow mainland-born, U.S. citizens," she said, according to the press release.
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The ECJ, however, ruled that EU law did not obliged the bloc in its external relations to extend equal treatment to all countries outside the bloc Switzerland, a close trading partner of the EU with a special trading status within the bloc including on climate legislation, is the only nation outside the EEA whose flights are subject to the ETS.
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He played the lead role in defeating two of Richard Nixon's Supreme Court nominees; and was the principal architect of the 25th amendment to the Constitution, dealing with presidential disability; the 26th amendment, changing the voting age to 18; and the landmark Title IX of the Civil Rights Act, which provided a powerful impetus to more equal treatment of women in intercollegiate sports.
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"As a result of the inspection, it has been established that certain company practices laid out in the internal rules infringe the constitutional rights of workers, namely, the right to one's own image and the right to equal treatment and against sexual discrimination as set out, respectively, in articles 18.1 and 14 of the Spanish constitution," they wrote in their report.
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Right, and at the college level, you saw the Obama administration give strong guidance to universities to use Title IX, not the sports part of Title IX but the part about equal treatment for both genders in federally funded universities, high schools, and that's one of the ways that they've been working on, obviously, the sexual assault component in universities.
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At this time, when women are working hard to erase the last vestiges of discrimination and assert themselves fully as leaders in business, in Congress and even as commander in chief of our military, American women must be willing to step up to our civic duty to defend the nation and embrace all aspects of the equal treatment we seek.
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An extensive recent study that pollster Tresa Undem conducted for the liberal women's activist group Supermajority found huge gaps between liberal and conservative women not only on political choices, such as whether abortion should remain legal, but on underlying social trends, such as whether women have achieved equal treatment in American society or whether women interpret too many remarks from men as sexist.
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"I just want to remind us, that during the early days when a lot of you were not born, she didn't mind getting down in ditches for Neighborhood Clean-up Campaigns, or standing in the rain to protest for Equal Treatment in Local Government, or marching for equal representation on the School Board," Reginald Pitcher Sr., another local civil rights activist, wrote on Facebook.
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Her book The Color of Money: Black Banks and the Racial Wealth Gap focuses on a part of the American story that's often ignored: the way African Americans were locked out of the financial engines that create wealth in America, and the way the rhetoric of equal treatment under the law was weaponized, literally as soon as slavery ended, against efforts to achieve economic equality.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) was quick to note the package included a hike in defense spending that transcended that of domestic programs — a victory in the eyes of Republicans, after years of former President Obama demanding equal treatment of both.
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Setting clear timelines for agencies to complete reviews and permitting decisions, clarifying the roles of state and federal agencies in reviewing water quality permits, preventing agencies from blocking permits prior to an application or pulling them back unjustly, and providing equal treatment for rights-of-way for all modes of infrastructure on federally controlled lands, will go a long way toward removing hurdles that delay important projects.
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He wants to make America his kind of great again, by taking it back to a time when most immigrants were white, when all decisions were made by coteries of wealthy white men, men who didn't have to worry about pesky women demanding equal treatment, and other minorities demanding their voices be heard; a time when people from poor countries could only dream of coming to America.
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And it could have at least acknowledged the anniversary of the A.D.A. Read as is, with an alleged disability fraudster as it central figure, it is a dog whistle to those who would be happier to deny protection, assistance and accommodation to those who deserve it, and an insult to disabled Americans and those who fight along with them for the equal treatment they are owed under the law.
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"Today's settlement marks a monumental victory for American-Muslim communities far and wide who have demanded fair and equal treatment by law enforcement," said Farhana Khera, executive director of Muslim Advocates, which filed the suit and was later joined by the Center for Constitutional Rights and the law firm Gibbons P.C. "The resolution of this case affirms and enhances the N.Y.P.D.'s commitment to conducting effective investigations to prevent crime and terrorism," said the police commissioner, James P. O'Neill.
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Yet Jones' victory continued a modest Southern Democratic revival that includes those three governor wins: one in 2017 (Ralph Northam in Virginia), one in 20163 (Roy Cooper in North Carolina) and the last in 2015 (John Bel Edwards in Louisiana.) Even as they embraced most traditional Democratic priorities -- such as expanding access to Medicaid, defending the Affordable Care Act and ensuring equal treatment for gays -- each of those four candidates ran primarily as a consensus-builder in an increasingly polarized age.
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The lawsuits call for an injunction to halt Harvard's policy that punishes members of single-sex organizations on the basis that it violates rights to free association given by the Constitution and equal treatment based on sex from Title IX. "As a result of this policy, almost all of the once vibrant sororities and women's final clubs open to Harvard women have either closed or had to renounce their proud status as women's social organizations," said Renee Zainer, International President of Alpha Phi, a plaintiff organization in the state case.
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In their concurring opinion, Justices Kagan and Breyer noted — without drawing an objection from Justice Kennedy — that the commission erred in failing to identify an important distinction between the two sorts of cases: Mr. Phillips made wedding cakes for opposite-sex couples but refused to do so for same-sex couples, denying same-sex couples full equality under state law; but bakers who refused to bake a cake "denigrating gay people and same-sex marriage" would not have baked such a cake for any customer — and therefore engaged in no denial of equal treatment.
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