Sentence examples for stands equal from inspiring English sources

Under our law, everyone stands equal.

Savea stands equal with them right now, with power to add.

The goal was "fair trials before impartial tribunals in which every defendant stands equal before the law".

Ferguson also believes this squad of players stands equal with any of his sides of the past.

America, we're told, is "where the poor can become rich and everyone stands equal before the law, where streets are paved with gold".

Romano Prodi, the head of the European Commission, has for example said that one of the EU's chief goals is to create "a superpower on the European continent that stands equal to the United States".

That all Israelis stand equal before the law doesn't just mean that the head of the government can be accused as readily as every citizen.

Yes, we do indeed stand equal before God, but does that imply that UK taxes should pay Nigerians in Nigeria unemployment benefits identical to their British equivalents?

His approach was exemplified by the recording O Sapientia (2008), of advent works by renaissance and contemporary composers, on which learning, art and faith stood equal.

Not least, many politicians in France and Germany hoped, a united Europe would be big enough to stand equal with the United States, or at least to counterbalance it.

When the Supreme Court in 1954 announced the desegregation of America's schools Mr Shuttlesworth felt that he, the son of a sharecropper, stood equal in rights with any man.