Sentence examples for be seen as equal from inspiring English sources

"Many gay and lesbian couples have been waiting for decades to be seen as equal under the law," Ms. Thorpe said.

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.

While this analogy can help challenge stigma (and that definitely needs to happen) and address the need for mental and physical health to be seen as equal, it can be damaging when thinking about structuring services to meet the needs of people experiencing mental distress.

Lt. Col. Isaiah Wilson, a professor at West Point and former planning officer in Iraq with the 101st Airborne Division, said the fate of Nagl's unit — the degree to which it attracted capable, ambitious soldiers — depended on the answer to one question: "Will serving as an adviser be seen as equal to serving as a combat officer in the eyes of the promotion boards?

Actually, the above equation can be seen as equal to Δ f g = 0 by calculating simple differentiation.

Both will be seen as equal before God and the people in their leadership roles.

"I take it as a very deliberate jab at women who demand equality and demand to be seen as equals and those who are vocal," Grace told local news station WXII-12.

For the first time the world sees us as we should be seen, as equals, as intelligent people".

"I expected that we would all be seen as equals as we ought to be seen" by now.

Brian Harvey, space analyst and author of China in Space: The Great Leap Forward, believes the Chinese simply want to be seen as equals.

This behaviour has a devastating effect on the retention of female architects – if they take career breaks or reduce their working hours, they fear they will not be seen as equals and will be side-lined or compartmentalised as a result.