Sentence examples for has the same standing from inspiring English sources

He was the joint-second-top goalscorer in the Champions League after five group matches, with five goals, and has the same standing in the Russian Premier League with eight.

In non-fiction they probably have the same standing as when I first worked in publishing.

People who may require special care from humankind should have the same standing as anyone else in the complicated family of man.

The law also emboldened them and others to campaign for the right for those partnerships to have the same standing in law as any other marriage and for other rights to be themselves and have the same freedoms as everyone else.

(All ages) The story of Louis, the silent trumpeter swan with a large heart; of Sam Beaver, the boy who befriends him and takes him to school; and of how a horn helps love along, has never had the same standing as "Stuart Little" or "Charlotte's Web".

The latest hypothesis at the research coalface adopted tentatively by a few experts does not have the same standing as a long-entrenched theory.

Existing secondary markets for private shares such as SharesPost and SecondMarket do not have the same standing in the eyes of the SEC, although it is not clear how much that matters at this point.

From a metaphysical point of view they have the same standing as human beings; this does not involve any metaphysically common shared ingredient, or indeed appeal to any ingredient at all.

Rural and urban cantons had the same standing in the federation.

Nor do all legal and civil rights have the same standing.

The press reported this statement as if it had the same standing as the claims by the maid that she was raped, leaving the matter in a he-says, she-says limbo.