Sentence examples for legally equivalent from inspiring English sources

In fiqh (Islāmic jurisprudence), shirk became legally equivalent to kufr (unbelief ).

Denying the term "marriage" to otherwise legally equivalent partnerships can only be justified in order to stigmatize the same-sex relationships.

… Finally, as American Jewish progressives, and as human beings, we condemn Hamas and Israel for violating the human rights of civilians on both sides, although we do not necessarily declare these violations to be morally or legally equivalent.

(COER says the Chinese and English versions are legally equivalent).

are not permissible given that Neanderthals are legally equivalent to humans.

Similarly source code and information in databases are considered legally equivalent with written text, meaning that they can be copyrighted.

Devices containing new materials may be cleared through the 510(k) process provided that the new material does not raise new questions of safety or effectiveness and the submission demonstrates that the new material is at least as safe and effective as those in an equivalent legally marketed device.

Deference to the executive and deference to the legislative branches of government are (in Weiner's words) "neither legally nor politically equivalent".

Moderate sleep deprivation produces impairments in cognitive and motor performance equivalent to legally prescribed levels of alcohol intoxication.

Think of it as the German equivalent of Americans' legally protected right to bear arms.

First of all there's Napoleon cognac: not a brand but a legally defined type of brandy, equivalent to an XO.