Sentence examples for embraced as equal from inspiring English sources

Mr. Balasingham said earlier that the Tamil Tigers should be embraced as "equal partners" in economic revival, particularly given their intimate knowledge of the war-torn areas they have controlled for much of the last two decades.

Make it as equal as possible.

Set your two functions as equal.

It is a declaration to the world that we embrace Native Americans as equal members of society, and a pledge to become a stronger and fairer nation.

The Republican Party actually embraced the Equal Rights Amendment from 1940 to 1960.

Though Stringer had not known Chubachi before, he immediately embraced him as an equal partner.

Just as Bulgarians are huge salad and vegetable eaters they have embraced soup with equal gusto.

He embraced that as well.

"We must embrace all citizens as equals," Huntsman told me in an interview last week.

Show your children what it looks like to embrace all people as equals.

Such taxonomical questions can be hard enough, but issues about whether vague adjectival phrases such as "equal protection" embrace complex human interactions are even thornier.