Sentence examples for equally subject from inspiring English sources

In many, although not all, U.S. jurisdictions this different treatment of real estate and personal estate has been abolished, making both liable for claims on an equal footing and equally subject to administration.

That fight continues, and it won't be over until Big Business and Big Government are placed on a level of moral equality and are equally subject to the rule of law.

"But what I can say is that it strengthens our political process in Northern Ireland for people to know that no-one is above the law - everyone is equal under the law and everyone is equally subject to the law".

First Minister Peter Robinson has said the arrest of Gerry Adams 'strengthens the political process' saying that it shows no-one is above the law, everyone is equal under the law and everyone is equally subject to the law.

Speaking to the media on Thursday, he said: "It strengthens our political process in Northern Ireland for people to know that no one is above the law, everyone is equal under the law and everyone is equally subject to the law".

In Lim Meng Suang v. Attorney-General (2013), the High Court noted that the concept of equality before the law is derived from English common law which requires all classes of persons to be equally subject to the law, while the concept of equal protection of the law stems from the US Constitution's Fourteenth Amendment and guarantees both procedural and substantive equality.

Equally, subjects who work/worked outside looked 6.48 years older than those who work/worked inside for the majority of their working life (p<0.001) and 5.64 years older than those who have spent equal time outside and inside for the majority of their working life (p<0.001).

In addition, any observer effect is likely to be mitigated as all the hospitals used the same methods for collecting data and thus are equally subjected to this bias.

But Britain's housing crisis was an equally urgent subject for investigation, she said.

Its current exhibition tackles an equally unlikely subject for an art museum: math.

But staying married like staying home is a far less compelling (though equally viable) subject for a story.