Critics of schools with religious character seem to suggest that doing anything other than sending your child to the closest school – no matter how good or bad it is, or how much its ethos clashes with your values – is tantamount to collusion with forces that operate against a fair society and the fostering of community cohesion.
The unwanted media "intrusion" was "tantamount to interfering with the course of justice", she said.
Mr. Thurmond won the runoff and the Democratic nomination, which was tantamount to election, with 56percentt of the vote.
Yet Bratton has learned that trying to stop them is tantamount to tampering with life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
In Bosnia, as in Rwanda, however, passive neutrality was tantamount to complicity with the perpetrators of "ethnic cleansing" and mass murder.
But does she think that underlying that attitude is an unfamiliarity, perhaps even tantamount to disbelief, with the business of telling an African success story?
This may be because, for Democrats in the Bush era, accepting changes in the workplace is considered tantamount to siding with Bushian corporatists.
Some people in politics and the media warn that viewing footage of Foley's killing is tantamount to colluding with Islamic State.
Modernising the care system is essential, but it should not be tantamount to homogenisation, with care provision reduced to a simple formula, which suits almost nobody.
With varying degrees of solemnity, Athens has been told that a No vote would be tantamount to rupture with Europe; the signal that the incompatible couple were finally heading for divorce.
