Equality definition

Equality means two participants operating with the same level of power in a relationship, neither being controlled nor coerced by the other.

Equality the School is a day school for francophone pupils from 5-16. The School welcomes staff and pupils from many different ethnic groups, backgrounds and creeds. Human rights and freedoms are respected. The School expects all members of the School (whether adults or children) to come to school in a safe and welcoming environment where they are able to achieve success irrespective of their nationality or ethnic background.

Equality means equal status, equal opportunities and equal rights. Equality presupposes accessibility and accommodation.

Examples of Equality in a sentence

• The factor plan and weightings aim to be free from gender bias and discrimination on the grounds of all characteristics protected under the Equality Act 2010.

• Represent WGHG at appropriate public events and forums relevant to the role Coordinating and collaborating to lead, monitor and evaluate the development and implementation of Diversity Equity and Inclusion initiatives including the: Diversity Equity and Inclusion Action Plan Gender Equality Action Plan.

• The Departmental Accounting Officer will approve the initial Partnership Agreement between the College and the Department and any subsequent variations to the Agreement, if they are, in The Department’s Corporate Governance and Equality Branch’s view, significant.

• The newly established Equality & Diversity Strategy Development Group (Student) will oversee a range of initiatives to support BME students.

• The Central Authority for Ireland shall be the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform or a person designated by the Minister.

More Definitions of Equality

Equality means sameness, uniformity, and equivalence. Equality focuses on a student's access to educational resources.]

Equality means ensuring everyone has the same opportunities to fulfil their potential free from discrimination.

Equality. The School is an independent day school for boys aged from 4 - 13 years. The School has a Christian ethos and welcomes staff and children from many different ethnic groups, backgrounds and creeds. Human rights and freedoms are respected. At present, our physical facilities for the disabled are limited but We will do all that is reasonable to ensure that the School's culture, policies and procedures are made accessible to children who have disabilities and to comply with our legal and moral responsibilities under equality legislation in order to accommodate the needs of applicants and pupils who have disabilities for which, after reasonable adjustments, We can cater adequately.

Equality means equal treatment irrespective of gender, race, disability, religious belief, sexual orientation and (aspirationally) age. Equal treatment does not necessarily mean the “same” treatment. It does mean treatment that will lead to the same outcome.

Equality means equality between individuals, and

Equality means everybody has the same opportunities and is treated with the same respect. Equality challenges discrimination.

Equality means that all persons are equal in dignity, rights and responsibilities without regard to gender, civil status, family status, sexual orientation, religion or ultimate beliefs, age, disability, race (including colour, nationality, ethnic or national origin or membership of the Traveller community.