Some argue, similarly, that the 2009 recipient, Barack Obama, will be seen by posterity as equally unworthy.
I want the needs of students to be seen as equally important to the needs of employers when it comes to deciding the direction of further education.
In reference, the reasons for the choice of an appropriate term are more complex, and the parameters set for, e.g., positive and negative politeness can no longer be seen as equally valid.
At that time the attitude was that the Premier League and winning in Europe should be seen as equally important and, on occasions, key players would often be rested before trips abroad.
All sides, therefore, might be seen as equally to blame for the resulting conflagration, but Hastings, following in the footsteps of seminal historians like Fritz Fischer and Luigi Albertini, will have none of it.
Neither competing demands nor the ways of representing them will be seen as equally valid.
There exists no ordering among four-dimensional values, and all impact assessments must be seen as equally important, e.g., one is not biased towards preferring RORI above some OI i.
Between 2004 and 2008, the CDC estimates that there were 11,967 cases of cervical cancer caused by HPV each year and 11,726 cases of head and neck cancer, meaning they could be seen as equally big problems.
This question becomes more acute as we consider ways that autonomy can obtain in degrees, for then it is unclear why personal autonomy should be seen as equally valuable in persons who display different levels of it (or different levels of those abilities that are its conditions, such as rationality).
Our partnership formed out of a mutual desire to bring together artists of different disciplines, with the idea that visual and performing arts do not have to be mutually exclusive, but rather be seen as equally important experiences that can intersect and influence one another.
