Sentence examples for granted equal status from inspiring English sources

St Helena, which calls itself 'the lost county of England', is one of 14 British overseas territories whose inhabitants will this month be granted equal status to those born in the mother country.

By 1996, he was the artistic director of the newly formed JALC, which, although it had no permanent home, was granted equal status to other Lincoln Centre companies such as the Metropolitan Opera, the New York City Ballet and the New York Philharmonic.

The Western League changed its name to the American League of Professional Baseball Clubs after the 1899 season, declared itself a major league in 1901 (the year now recognized as the league's first official season), and was granted equal status by the older National League in 1903.

She also helped negotiate a groundbreaking agreement between Jewish leaders and Italy as part of a reform in which Roman Catholicism lost its status as an official state religion and the symbols and property of other faiths were granted equal status under the law.

"The political campaigning/technology world is moving super-fast," Moffatt says, noting that his digital department is no longer an orphan child of the campaign, but has been granted equal status and a "seat at the table, its own budget and decision-making power" along with such more traditional areas as Communications.

Supreme Court decisions in 2013 and 2015 granting equal status to same-sex marriages were rightly framed as breakthroughs: they had seemed nearly inconceivable just a few years earlier, a fantasy for some and a nightmare for others.

Granting equal status to everyone as conscious agents, equipped with the same ability to shape reality.

Is not the best long-term solution to grant equal legal status to two different forms of marriage, with an appropriate name for each?

With the Constitution of 1953, the colonial status of Greenland came to an end, and Greenlanders were granted equal rights as citizens within the Danish realm.

Equality will be achieved when men and women are granted equal pay and equal respect".

Therefore they must be granted equal ontological worth.