Sentence examples for an equivalent status from inspiring English sources

Genre writers are mid-range consumer brands, with an equivalent status to Skoda, Argos and Primark.

It was not until much later that non-Italians were given the title and an equivalent status to the cardinals of Rome.

Nonprofits and NGOs are eligible if they support an underrepresented or underserved community in tech, have registered 501c3 or an equivalent status for at least three years, and have not participated at a TC Disrupt in 2016.

Third, even if treaties and statutes have an equivalent status in the U.S. legal system in the abstract, there are important structural and functional differences between them that are relevant to judicial enforceability.

"If that's not currently possible because of the law, making sure they are given an equivalent status, a legal status, is incredibly important to resolving the crisis," he said.

"I actually would advise anyone who would benefit from joint filing to file an amended return as a protective claim for refund if they are married (no matter where they live) or in a marriage equivalent status".

If the recruits survive and flourish after a year on the front line, they gain the equivalent status of a newly qualified teacher.

In posing the referendum as a choice between in/out options of equivalent status, the profound constitutional implications for a majority leave vote were never mooted.

The document sets out an 'aspirational' vision for the development of the F-FDTL to 2020 and beyond and is of equivalent status to a defence white paper.

NGOs and nonprofits qualify for the space if they are a registered 501c3 (or have had equivalent status for at least three years), have not participated with TC Disrupt in 2017 and support underserved and underrepresented communities in tech.

"One way to do that is to get [the reforms] into the North American Free Trade Agreement, which for Mexico actually has the status of an international treaty, which guarantees it almost equivalent status as the constitution," Wood said.