Sentence examples for given equal status with from inspiring English sources

Today, behavioral scientists are a respected part of the F.B.I., and negotiators are sometimes given equal status with the SWAT teams.

Bettany Hughes, the broadcaster, added her voice in the Guardian to the authors of Politeia's Latin for Language Learners urging that Latin should be given equal status with any other foreign language.

A final attempt at reform by which the Slavic languages were to be given equal status with Hungarian and German was vetoed by Franz Joseph under pressure from the German-Austrian nationalists.

In 1948 the islands were granted self-government under the authority of Denmark, with their own flag and unit of currency (the krona); Faroese was given equal status with Danish.

With the new 2010 City statute, they were all given equal status, with the proviso that suburban ones (except Surčin) have certain autonomous powers, chiefly related with construction, infrastructure and public utilities.

Surely there is no greater badge of honour than to stand with the giants of the 18th century, who insisted rationality should be given equal status to superstition.

It suggests that other religious groups should be given equal status and privileges instead.

English, Fijian, and Fijian Hindi were given equal status as official languages by the 1997 constitution.

Returning officers in Wales have a duty to see the Welsh language is given equal status to English.

This is the first time that civil society has been given equal status to governments at such a large meeting.

If all theories are given equal status, teachers could say: "Your essays on the cause of tornadoes were very good.