Sentence examples for be equal in the from inspiring English sources

When you realize that peace and love aren't enough, and want more than thoughts and prayers and will propose measures that offer no compromise and demand that we are treated like human beings and be equal in the eyes of the law and beyond and they label you as irrational, emotional, angry, anti-cop or anti-white, PAY.

For Rafael and I, it's that our relationship be equal in the eyes of the law.

But as every school student knows, all MPs are supposed to be equal in the unitary Westminster Parliament and have equal voting rights.

But this is also a fight between the executive and the judiciary, institutions that are meant to be equal in the country's American-style system.

"We would send a signal around the world," he said, "that Muslim Americans may be equal in the eyes of the law, but separate in the eyes of their countrymen.

In 1970, he testified in favor of a legislative bill to ban commercial nuclear reactors in New York City and told the City Council that a reactor in urban environs would be "equal in the opposite direction to all the medical advances put together in the last 25 years".

What he has achieved will never be equalled in the English game.

Surely this was not going to be equaled in the finals, men's or women's, and it was not.

Everyone is equal in the NHS; I find that amazing.

Not all red meat, apparently, is equal in the dating world.

"People expect fairness: everyone is equal in the eyes of the law.