Sentence examples for be treated with equal from inspiring English sources

As a father, a citizen, and a human being, I hope that all people will be treated with equal respect and will be able to live with equal rights and freedoms.

We want to be treated with equal respect".

Many churches, for example, teach that homosexual activity is immoral while affirming that gay people should be treated with equal dignity and respect.

"Staff should be treated with equal respect whatever their faith or lack of it and not be forced into pretending to hold beliefs that they do not have, in order to retain their jobs.

Beginning in 2009, says Dmitriev, his focus groups all started indicating that this new "wealthy, self-respecting middle class," felt that "they are not recognized as deserving individuals and entitled to be treated with equal rights of everyone else".

Bill's smile lingered as he wedged the prime minister by flagging a motion at the opening of the session that would affirm the rights of all Australians to enjoy equal rights and be treated with equal respect "regardless of race, colour, creed or origin".

Other women were treated with equal cruelty, but apparently none provided useful information.

He cannot be overrated and his retirement should have been treated with equal weight as Tendulkar's.

Every dish, from a grilled cheese sandwich to a main course fish curry, is treated with equal reverence.

There's even some crowdsurfing, despite signs from "The Man" stating that it's banned (a warning that's treated with equal disdain by Horrors fans later on).

For its part Israel will be gratified that Iran, long its "existential" security issue, is now being treated with equal seriousness by western countries and Russia.