Sentence examples for stature equal to from inspiring English sources

There is an underlying assumption that HIA has become a full fledged critical piece of the impact assessment process with a stature equal to both environmental and social impact assessments.

He eventually put Rattner on it, naming him senior adviser to Geithner, but his first appointment to the group, with stature equal to Rattner's, was an adviser to the United Steelworkers Union, Ron Bloom.

According to the commonly accepted opinion of the textual critics, it is the most important witness of the text of the Gospels, in the Acts and Catholic epistles, with a stature equal to Codex Sinaiticus, although in the Pauline epistles it includes Western readings and the value of the text is somewhat less than the Codex Sinaiticus.

Unexpectedly, Stein bequeathed the portrait to the Met; she wanted it hung in a museum whose stature was equal to her own.

But as one analyst explained to me, the problem he faces is that he is perhaps the only person on the Iranian political scene whose public stature is equal to Khamenei's.

He was patronised by King Devaraya II and his stature was equal to the most important ministers in the court.

It's been an extraordinary year, probably the most extraordinary yet in this country's expanding, deepening embrace of gays and lesbians as citizens of equal stature, equal worth.

He argues that Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg possesses such a vision and that her vision is defined by her oft-stated commitment to "full human stature," to "equal citizenship stature". He then defends Justice Ginsburg's characteristically incremental and moderate approach to realizing her vision.

A museum of the stature of Brooklyn should care for and research and publish the collections, which it holds in trust for humanity, and which I have no reason to believe it does not do, but also accompany its collections with programs that are equal to that stature and the obligations that come with it.

The most prominent among them was the controversial billionaire and Tea Party-backer David Koch, who was seated at Pence's right hand for dinner, a position equal to his stature: Koch's family foundation is one of the largest donors to The American Spectator, which operates as a 501(c) 3 non-profit.

They must ensure that Europe's stature in the world is equal to its message, its wealth and its successes.