Sentence examples for recognized as equals from inspiring English sources

It would die out eventually, I thought, because women would be recognized as equals.

They were called WASP, or Women Airforce Service Pilots, and some 1,800 graduated from military training to fly some of the hottest aircraft of their time although they were never recognized as equals by Air Force brass.

Finally, the women of this country hear a voice from the wilderness speaking out for the need for more women in the ranks of columnists -- columnists who write on hard topics, not only to be hired but also finally recognized as equals of men.

Asch (1989) has gone even further, arguing that recognition must precede redistribution; that if people with disabilities were recognized as equals, capable of significant contributions to others, society would be more willing to adopt appropriate measures for redistribution and reconstruction.

In one word, she stands or sits in hope for a better future for how women might be recognized as equals.

I do believe that in recent years, the views of the "hierarchy" of HBC Us has significantly declined, but I feel that if we want to be perceived and recognized as equals with PWI's, we must come to an agreement thas we are equivalent to one another.

Gay unions must be recognized as equal, in name and in fact, at all levels, federal and state.

It's a victory for their children, whose families will now be recognized as equal to any other.

Sister Pat Farrell, the departing president of the nuns' group, the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, said at a news conference that the members of her organization wanted to be "recognized as equal in the church," to have their style of religious life "respected and affirmed," and to help create a climate in which everyone in the church can talk about "issues that are very complicated".

Despite facing obstacles to being recognized as equal stakeholders, young people contributed throughout the process of developing the SFDRR, achieving greater recognition of young people as agents of change and working towards increased partnerships.

Teachers not being recognized as equal to other professionals and the lack of promotion of teaching and motivation to become a teacher meant an inability to recruit smart, talented students to study to enter the teaching profession.