Sentence examples for given equal standing from inspiring English sources

As mentioned earlier Bing now forms the fourth quadrant of Microsoft's multi-paned logo; it's been given equal standing with Windows, Office and Xbox, and its not just being integrated with these services, its being offered as a platform of equal standing.

In this representation the full data range is given equal standing.

Guidance in the United States published before 2006 recommends diuretics as first line treatment, with β blockers given equal standing to the other drug classes.

Loren Long's rugged, brooding drawings have the sweep and encompassing sympathy of the great W.P.A. muralists, and give equal standing to the heroics of the tall white engineer and the dreams of a small black farm boy.

In February, it avoided paying what could have resulted in billions in fines when it agreed to give equal standing to rival services such as Microsoft in its search results.

Tranmæl and other critics saw the non-intervention policy of the government as giving equal standing to both the elected government of Spain and the rebels.

He had coaxed a sensuousness out of the potatoes that gave them equal standing with any animal protein that night.

Ewald and Cochran argue that researchers should at least give germs equal standing with other unproved theories when they tackle ailments like psychosis and diabetes.

The concept of 'roundtabling' emphasizes the fitting a variety of commodity-specific sustainability situations into a form that not only 'hears more voices' (as in 'multi-stakeholder'), but also portrays to give them equal standing at the table of negotiations (roundtable), thus raising higher expectations on accountability, transparency and inclusiveness.

It argues that members of the new upper house should have equal standing with one another.

The unions have equal standing with bondholders and more to lose here.