Sentence examples for tantamount to him from inspiring English sources

Mourinho said that they had failed to carry out his orders and it was tantamount to him saying that they had stopped listening to him.

And to Moylan, this is tantamount to him damaging the gay rights cause.

Australian officials have said repeatedly that he has not violated any Australian laws, so bringing him back would likely be tantamount to giving him his freedom.

Wise decided not to recommend his appointment to the board, which duly voted not to hire him, so he wasn't fired (which would have been tantamount to punishing him for his speech) but merely not-hired. .

Chinese officials have also expressed their disapproval and on Friday told Glastonbury organisers that inviting him to visit one of Europe's largest music festivals was tantamount to giving him a platform to engage in anti-China activities.

Which was tantamount to threatening him with reform school.

We got to thinking about this after reading practically everywhere that Thomas E. Dewey's election to the Governorship would be tantamount to nominating him for the White House in 1944.

When an official says, "The President is a thoughtful, analytical guy – he needs proof", that's tantamount to calling him a wuss.

He cannot, under the Fifth Amendment, be forced to disclose whether he is in possession of firearms, because that would be tantamount to forcing him to admit a crime".

Posada said he feels fine, but because his offense is becoming more important to the Yankees, it will be tantamount to keep him rested in the remaining 122 games.

The archbishop of Manila, Cardinal Jaime Sin, told the crowd that the vote by 11 senators on Tuesday not to open bank records that could have incriminated Mr. Estrada was tantamount to acquitting him.