Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The Fund should therefore also support investment designed to provide equal educational opportunities in rural areas.
• We need to provide access to knowledge, information, medical care and assistance to give all women the choice and position of equal rights and access.
• Needed to ensure it is practicable and provide equal competitive conditions for EU payment service providers.
• Access to healthcare is a fundamental right confirmed by Article 35 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights, and it is one of the chief tasks of the public authorities of the Member States to provide equal access for all to a quality healthcare system.
• This integration requires a firm policy to provide equal economic and social rights and an equally staunch fight against any form of discrimination, particularly in the field of employment.
• The knowledge and feeling of belonging to the European Community can only be strengthened in citizens of new Member States if Member States provide equal rights in the area of employment and access to social benefits.
• Does the Commission recognise that such declarations are in breach of Sri Lanka's constitution which provides equal rights for all citizens?
• One of the objectives of government measures and strategic training programmes should be to provide equal access and opportunities for all.

• Does the Commission recognise that such declarations are in breach of Sri Lanka's constitution which provides equal rights for all citizens?
• I shall conclude by saying that, as regards the CFSP, I do not believe it would be a good idea to call for equal rights with the other EU institutions.
• When new Member States are fighting for equal rights, this is more than just a simple fight for equal treatment: it protects the interests of the entire European Union.
• This integration requires a firm policy to provide equal economic and social rights and an equally staunch fight against any form of discrimination, particularly in the field of employment.
• The knowledge and feeling of belonging to the European Community can only be strengthened in citizens of new Member States if Member States provide equal rights in the area of employment and access to social benefits.
• The text as it stands does not provide for equal treatment for all workers in terms of working conditions and social rights.
• The Amsterdam Draft Treaty has strengthened the legal basis for equal rights measures.
• Europe has a long tradition of fighting for equal rights for men and women.