Sentence examples for recognised as equally from inspiring English sources

It's the piece where the west finally meets the east, and probably the first work in the history of European music that has been unanimously recognised as equally seminal to the development of both eastern and western music.

The UK would not accept EU jurisdiction over standards of goods, but both parties would be willing to recognise as equally valid each other's regulations on the safety of widgets, for example.

In particular, substitution at position 4 hardly changed the affinity, confirming that the CGTC central element of the binding site is recognised equally well as CATG, which is preferred by p53.

But we Jews also have to recognise that as long as we're willing to let support for Israel trump any other concern, we have no right to complain when others are equally cynical.

As recently as 1962, Coon "recognised" the KhoiSan as the Capoid race.

"Everyone deserves the right to have their love recognised equally by the state," Lord Alli said.

The results show that nurses can recognise ACPE equally well as physicians, who correctly diagnosed ACPE in 77% of cases [4].

Families themselves recognise this as important.

My father never recognised the Palestinians as a separate national entity.

The next advance will be recognising other problems as equally important.

Equally encouraging, said Silanyo, was the symbolic but non-binding vote this month in which British MPs recognised Palestine as a state.