Sentence examples for the same as abandoning from inspiring English sources

"When I was training I swore I would treat all people in my community without choosing anyone, also because if I do not treat people here in my community it is the same as abandoning my own family…" (APE, 22 years old, female, Manhiça).

Regarding equity in access, all participants agreed there was no differentiation or discrimination between members of the community, as this APE explained: "When I was training I swore I would treat all people in my community without choosing anyone, also because if I do not treat people here in my community it is the same as abandoning my own family…" (APE, 22 years old, female, Manhiça).

But that is not the same thing as abandoning it and moving on, or straightforwardly absorbing its best features into a new, wider treaty.

According to the demolition order and interviews with neighbors, the house remained vacant and soon began experiencing the same problems as abandoned homes elsewhere.

That is, for the study period, the area cleared is approximately the same as the area abandoned from other land uses which may eventually be converted to Tamaulipan thornscrub forests.

It's not the same as having the story of the abandoned comic continue, but it's great to see him make these characters live again, if only for an image at a time. .

While 311 is a radical cut from current levels, it is not the same as zero, nor is it a steppingstone to abandoning our nuclear deterrent.

Creating better strategies His reality is the same as many young Argentineans who've had to abandon classes and educational opportunities in order to maintain their families.

From July 2007 additional instructions for the flagging of obstetric episodes were abandoned and currently obstetric episodes are treated the same as all other episodes of care.

But abandoning the failing rituals of environmental activism is not the same as "sitting back" and doing nothing.

High neckcloths were abandoned for collars and ties more or less the same as those worn in the 20th and 21st centuries.