The phrase "as equal in the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness and usability in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing equality or comparison, but it needs additional information to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The two teams were considered as equal in the competition, showcasing their skills equally."
Alternatives: "as comparable in the" or "as equivalent in the".
It ensures that the languages of Welsh and English are treated as equal in the assembly, which already happens by custom and practice.
It provides a detailed narrative of injustice, and is profoundly depressing for anyone still hoping for a fair resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, or even hoping that Jews and Arabs will be seen as equal in the eyes of Israeli law.
Research it released on August 21st to coincide with GCSE results suggests that many schools that have zoomed up the league tables in recent years have done so by switching children to vocational courses that are easier to pass than academic ones, but count as equal in the league tables.
Sister Pat Farrell, the departing president of the nuns' group, the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, said at a news conference that the members of her organization wanted to be "recognized as equal in the church," to have their style of religious life "respected and affirmed," and to help create a climate in which everyone in the church can talk about "issues that are very complicated".
This is a principal feature: a modular model may treat distinct formulas \(F\) and \(G\) as equal in the sense that \(F^\ast = G^\ast\), but still be able to distinguish justification assertions \ tF\) and \ tG\), for example when \(F \in t^\ast\) but \(G\not\in t^\ast\) yielding \({\Vdash}tF\) but \(\not\Vdash tG\).
LGBTQ people are still fighting to give and receive love, for our love to be seen as equal in the eyes of our governments, our families, and our peers.
He posits the P.G.R.'s scientists, unnamed employees of the National Autonomous University of Mexico's biology department, as equal in expertise to the GIEI's Torero, a world-renowned fire-forensics expert.
During the past five years that Williams coached, he and Demps seemed to operate as equals in the chain of command.
Young women are skittish because they expect to be treated as they deserve and have every right to expect to be — as equals in the workplace.
A generation of ground-breaking female journalists have recalled that he treated them as equals in the newsroom of El Diario in the early and mid-1970s.
She deplored the practice of retaliating against women who assert their civil rights to be treated as equals in the workplace.
