Sentence examples for the same standing as from inspiring English sources

In non-fiction they probably have the same standing as when I first worked in publishing.

People who may require special care from humankind should have the same standing as anyone else in the complicated family of man.

Trump's strategy is to make Bill Clinton's campaigning less valuable, to put himself on the same standing as Hillary, and then to begin to try to knock her off her pedestal".

But while such unions provide couples in Brazil with access to benefits like health insurance and the division of assets in cases of separation, the council's decision provides same-sex couples who marry with the same standing as heterosexuals, allowing them, for instance, to take each other's surnames and adopt children more easily.

The global gay rights movement was yesterday celebrating the passage of a bill in the Mexico City legislature legalising gay marriage, making the huge and overwhelmingly Catholic megalopolis the first territory anywhere in Latin America to put same-sex couples on the same standing as heterosexuals.

(All ages) The story of Louis, the silent trumpeter swan with a large heart; of Sam Beaver, the boy who befriends him and takes him to school; and of how a horn helps love along, has never had the same standing as "Stuart Little" or "Charlotte's Web".

Keep your weight on your heels as you rise to the same standing position as before.

The law also emboldened them and others to campaign for the right for those partnerships to have the same standing in law as any other marriage and for other rights to be themselves and have the same freedoms as everyone else.

Stone (1972) proposed that trees and other natural objects should have at least the same standing in law as corporations.

In his 1992 keynote address at the Republican National Convention, he railed against "the amoral idea that gay and lesbian couples should have the same standing in law as married men and women".

It was between those who believed in the "freedom to choose religious schools" and for the "right-to-life" and those who believed that "gay and lesbian couples should have the same standing in law as married men and women".