Sentence examples for be recognised as equal from inspiring English sources

As I approach my 21st birthday, it's sobering to think that when I was born, there wasn't a single piece of legislation protecting the rights of disabled people in the UK and that as I lay on the floor with my soft toys, people just like me – but infinitely more courageous – were out on the streets fighting to be recognised as equal.

Asked what he would feel if it were proved he were part of the royal family, he said: "It would be nice to be recognised as a human being of equal value".

Those relationships deserve to be recognised as such by having equal access to civil marriage.

It appears that even the AL government cannot afford to enforce the constitution in this matter; it calls for women to be recognised as having equal rights in every sphere of life.

"She's not only a mother, she's not only a sister, she's not only a wife, but she should have an identity, she has equal rights and she should be recognised as a voice.

Now he expected to be recognised as the winner.

Andalusia wants to be recognised as having a "national reality".

He should be recognised as a Scottish international".

The stiffness anisotropy of the supports may be recognised as quite beneficial for the cylindrical whirl.

Either way he had to be recognised as the de facto head of state.

Last year the WHO called for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) to be recognised as a public health crisis.