Sentence examples for just as equal from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Bush said Mr. Kerry had "a plan of defeat and retreat in Iraq," the jeers and cheers seemed just as equal.

In the conversations people have at the retreat, they find they are just as equal, just as faithful as anyone else.

Just as equal but separate education was ruled unconstitutional, adopted persons deserve the same right to obtain their unaltered birth certificate as all other citizens take for granted.

As a player in Darius' history, I myself would agree, and have publicly acknowledged, that Darius' publicity has been just as equal an adversary to Darius getting his life on track (no pun intended) than his Asperger's.

"I don't really want to consider myself ― try not to consider myself like this diehard, you know, like, 'Oh, I don't really care about men.' But one thing I'm gonna say, though, is women, we are just as equal as men when it comes to opportunity in the workplace," she said. .

Often, that will mean treating foreigners not just as equals but – as in the case of Correa, who has a PhD in economics, and whose commitment to poverty reduction is evidenced by his work with poor communities at a young age – considerably more.

Their citizens are just about as equal to one another as it's possible to become on our present planet.

The cable industry should swiftly offer access for the Assembly's legislative business, and the Senate should just as swiftly demand equal time.

BESIDES listening to landlords and tenants scream at one another, she has devoted much of her spare time to another issue just as contentious: promoting equal marriage rights for same-sex couples.

That Mr. Depardieu might find Russia an attractive place in which to settle down, or at least to declare as his official tax address, fits in well with a narrative that Mr. Putin has developed in recent months portraying Russia not just as a geopolitical equal of Western powers, but as superior in many respects, especially in terms of its performance during the economic downturn.

"At least in rural areas, the independent response has been just as fast and equal and greater in magnitude than the conventional one".