Sentence examples for tantamount to all from inspiring English sources

It's a country that struggles with the confines of its faith, but one that puts human rights tantamount to all else.

In the U.S., this would be tantamount to abolishing all state governments.

Nor is traveling to a country tantamount to endorsing all its actions.

She says she was defamed by his portrayal of her as a hypocrite and misandrist, in that he alleges she said words in parliament that were "tantamount" to claiming all men are rapists but "nevertheless had sexual relations with them".

Every phrase was designed to demonstrate that letting Labour back in would be tantamount to putting all the hard-gotten gains down the pan.

It is said the subpoena is tantamount to requiring all the books, papers, and documents found in the office of the MacAndrews & Forbes Company, and an embarrassment is conjectured as a result to its business.

But if there are interpretations of the language of second-order logic to which no model corresponds, the question arises again of whether truth in all models is tantamount to truth under all interpretations of the language.

"Some business method patents have clearly gone too far — One-Click, etc. — but if you actually look at Versata's patent — saying it is too abstract to patent is tantamount to throwing out all software patents and that would be a mistake".

And, ignoring it is tantamount to shutting out all of your digitally connected friends.

Mrs. Faulkner said on air that Obama's appointment is tantamount to "spitting on all of our officers".

Shoving them into one box of physical attributes and labeling it "Do not touch" is tantamount to saying that all black people look alike.