equal admission

Companies in the 1970s challenged laws requiring the equal admission and treatment of women on the grounds they altered the organization’s character and message.

Recruitment certainly does not equal admission, but Harvard starts to shape its incoming class through these early encounters and follows up diligently and often through email, Facebook, Twitter and Snapchat.

St. Paul found the centre of opposition to the equal admission of the Gentiles in that very Church of Jerusalem which had been previously foremost in the race of love.

The remainder of this article insists on the impartiality of law and the equal admission of all citizens to office.

Dissenters from the Established Church, if sufficiently right in the faith, were to have equal admission with others to all civil trusts and appointments, subject only to any disqualification for civil office attached to the ministerial profession.