Sentence examples for be considered equal to from inspiring English sources

Gay people have the right to be considered equal to others, in bringing up a child," he told the Guardian.

Mr. Sander balked, saying he had to pick up his son after work, but he eventually complied after being told that a refusal would be considered equal to a positive test result, Judge Miller's decision said.

The computational cost of modeling the languages can be considered equal to the baseline.

From expression (5), we can see that the relation between channel coefficients (|h sn /h s'n |) cannot be considered equal to 1 for this case.

According to Dorschner et al. (1995), the refractive indices of the silicate can be considered equal to 1.81+0.02i at each wavelength of CO ice stretching mode.

If the possible reaction between the solid YSZ and liquid molten carbonates electrolyte is very slow, the measured values of the open-circuit-voltage (OCV) of this cell may be considered equal to the respective reversible electromotive forces (EMF).

The yellow, sweet oil obtained by compression of the seeds is considered equal to olive or almond oil for table use.

They face unlimited challenges from Americans for roster places in Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver and are considered equal to a midfielder from Ghana or Belize when a coach of an American team is balancing his roster.

Partly at least thanks to a supine judiciary, which is always loth to defy parliament accepting in one instance an electoral arrangement whereby five urban votes were considered equal to a single rural one.

Gray, 21, was considered equal to Appel on talent alone, but his status was thrown up in the air when reports surfaced this week that he had tested positive for Adderall, which is banned by the league without a proper prescription.

The autocorrelation length is considered equal to the link length.