"We need somebody with equivalent status to the Americans and someone who can really represent us at the political level," Lord Hurd said.
Each of China's mainland provinces (including municipalities with equivalent status, autonomous regions, and special administrative regions) is like a country within a country.
–Interdisciplinary resistance arising from practitioners with equivalent status, but whose roles would be affected by the changes (for example, nurses were affected by changes to roles of AHPs and introduction of assistants).
Genre writers are mid-range consumer brands, with an equivalent status to Skoda, Argos and Primark.
NGOs and nonprofits qualify for the space if they are a registered 501c3 (or have had equivalent status for at least three years), have not participated with TC Disrupt in 2017 and support underserved and underrepresented communities in tech.
This apparent lax approach has its root in modeling economic systems "as if" [4] having an equivalent ontological status with the rest of material systems that form the "book of nature that is written in the language of mathematics", as Galileo poetically stated.
The government has been promoting apprenticeships, vowing to give apprentices equivalent "esteem and status with university graduates".
Sexual experiences, both over a life time and in the last 12 months, are strongly associated with HIV status with equivalent magnitudes (OR = 10.82 and 9.13, p ≤ 0.001).
New York women show their wealth with their handbags, which is the equivalent to Los Angeles women showing status with the cars they drive.
On the next day, the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) upgraded the storm to super typhoon status, with winds equivalent to that of a Category 5 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Scale.
