Sentence examples for equal in status from inspiring English sources

As the Red Cross has pointed out, governments aren't quick to accept the principle of equality enshrined in international humanitarian law, which treats transnational criminal networks as equal in status to the governments fighting them.

Great fashion design is equal in status to any form of artistic expression.

In Syracuse, the cheerleading squad is about equal in status to the Mayor.

Equality: the state of being equal in status, rights and opportunities.

The Statute of Westminster (1931) established that all members were equal in status.

Commonwealth governments are represented in the capitals of other Commonwealth countries by high commissioners equal in status to ambassadors.

Equality — The state of being equal, especially in status, rights or opportunities.

Having the freedom to participate in political affairs on the same terms as other members of society is an element in being a full member of society equal in fundamental status to all others.

Young's approach goes beyond distributive issues to address the marginalization of excluded groups by affirming social group differences in public policy rather than treating justice as primarily a matter of distributing material resources among persons assumed to be roughly equal in social status and power.

"Given their educational and occupational attainment, middle-class parents appeared to perceive themselves as equal or greater in status relative to children's teachers," the report says.

Contact leads to positive interactions only in specific contexts, for instance if groups are equal in their position on the status hierarchy (Lindo 2008).