His witty colour etchings and lithographs represent an achievement equal to his paintings.
The band's three finest albums ("Stand!," from 1969, "There's a Riot Goin' On," from 1971, and "Fresh," from 1973) represent a sustained achievement equalled only by the Beatles or Stevie Wonder.
The Chinese government could then trumpet a nationalist achievement — equal status as the United States, and a greater status than that of Europe, in running the world's premier financial institution — as the return for investing its cash abroad.
Edwina Throsby, head curator of TEDxSydney, says: "The fact that you can go to TEDxSydney on Thursday, Semi-Permanent festival on Friday, Sydney Writers' festival on Saturday and Vivid Ideas on Sunday speaks to a city that really values ideas and cultural achievement, equal to any other city in the world.
Winning World championship gold would be an achievement equal to Olympic glory, says Britain's Lizzy Yarnold.
The benefits rendered by relative age to youth achievement equal the estimated effect from having a father with a high level of education (Strøm 2004).
He likened himself to the Rev. Jesse Jackson, hoping to tally up statewide achievements equal to or beyond what Mr. Jackson accomplished in his first national run for office, in 1984.
One might hold that what is morally valuable and ought to be promoted is equality of achievement, or equal opportunity for achievement, or another view along the lines of equal achievement of one's potential or equal opportunity to achieve one's potential.
As for equality, the achievement of equal rights in a liberal state merely distracts people from noticing that their equality is purely formal: a society with formally equal rights will continue to be divided by huge inequalities in economic and political power.
And most important of all, all of the panoply of government power has been committed to the goal of equality before the law, as we are now committing ourselves to the achievement of equal opportunity in fact.
