Sentences with phrase «equal standing»

To be clear, we aren't seeking equal standing with renewables out of some sense of fairness toward nuclear.

This free dating site caters to intelligent, successful, and affluent professionals who are looking for a lifelong partnership with someone of equal standing.

In inventories of this type, I generally score highest in the artistic / creative personality type, with equal standing in the thinking / research domain.

The column covers all genres, with games of varying quality and popularity given equal standing.

There's an adjustable playing standard that learns from your performance to match you against a computer player of relatively equal standing.

But note that freedom of speech requires equal standing in the democratic process.

They know they don't have a leg to stand on, so they will often settle for trying giving their own absurd theory equal standing to the well - known scientific facts.

Next they may let women have equal standing with men.

It's also evident, from legends and folk tales, that they married locals of equal standing.

Since a spouse has no express successor right to a patient's right to make his or her own medical decisions, all family members have equal standing in the choice of treatment.

The Constitution says nothing about relating the democratic process to the distribution of wealth and income, and for a good reason: The social and economic prerequisites for equal standing in the democratic process depend on one's vision of social justice.

The Orthodox way is to make decisions by consensus, with all bishops holding equal standing in the decision, rather than by top - down decision - making.

Hawking comes up with things such as his theory that blackholes can radiate energy and since we don't have any blackhole sitting around to test his theory it remains unchallenged until a physicist of equal standing challenges it.

Denying someone else EQUAL standing, is also not allowed.

It's an initiative of AIM Photonics and RIT (Rochester Institute of Technology) and the U of R (University of Rochester) have equal standing here,» said State Assembly Majority Leader Joe Morelle.

In her 2002 editorial in Nature Medicine, Nancy Andrews, now the Dean of Medicine at Duke University, noted that women physician - scientists may feel as though they must «outcompete» and «overachieve» relative to their male counterparts to attain equal standing [6].

The primary focus here, this makes Equals stand out in its own quiet way.

And yet, the Common Core accords integrated math and topic - oriented math courses equal standing, with standards and assessments written for both.

Although we in the Western World certainly appreciate a more equal standing between men and women...

The Vita is capable of those, obviously, but it's the clean, sharp Sound Scape videos and its brilliantly - used soundtrack that put it in equal standing next to major studio releases.

Law firm culture was shaped by legal expertise, and most firms do not attach equal standing or importance to professionals with marketing, technology, and process management skills.

This recognition of grace led the «pillars» to offer the right hand of fellowship so that the missions to the circumcised and to the uncircumcised are given equal standing.

She and her fellow teaching faculty «are on the whole treated very well,» even though «we are not exactly on equal standing with the tenure - track faculty.»

The fact that neuroscientists are not in agreement over which physicalist theory best accounts for mind does not mean that the hypothesis that consciousness creates matter holds equal standing.

Mainstream media outlets, attacked for being biased, help lend credence to skeptics» views, regardless of their scientific integrity, by giving them relatively equal standing with legitimate scientists.

«The way to distinguish officers from CXO's is the President title, but the promotions are well deserved and the title puts them on equal standing with the rest of the executive team,» he explained.

Vincent Silliman, reflecting on the 1963 hymnal in which he played a major role, recently described it as the first major liturgical attempt to treat religions as of equal standing and to view freedom as a major religious value.

All family members have equal standing in the healthcare decisions involving the parent, unless the adult child has been authorized to make decisions on behalf of the patient through an AHCD, surrogacy, or a conservatorship.

The first problem is the assumptions that gays do not want to establish a family in which both parents would have equal standing.

``... And so I am nominating economy for an equal standing among the arts and humanities.

Jealousy would prevail and the family structure would be exposed to disintegration if favoritism were allowed among heirs of equal standing.

The knowledge of equal standing of humanity before our Creator is powerful and we can't ignore or dismiss it as being too rudimentary.

«To those who have obtained a faith of equal standing with ours by the righteousness of our God and Savior Jesus Christ.»

We can look again to the Constitution for at least part of the answer: A free political process requires that all citizens have equal standing.

Full disclosure: I firmly believe the highest priest in the Roman Catholic Church has equal standing to you in setting the standard of morality for the human race.

For that matter, if I make the claim that there will be infinite reward for everyone who gives me ten percent of their income for the rest of their lives and infinite punishment for anyone who does not, my claim has equal standing with either of those religions under Pascale's Wager and you'd better start paying up if you want to hedge your bets.

Voodoo was banned in Haiti until 2003 when it was given legal recognition as a religion with equal standing to Catholicism.

He told wives to submit (a Greek military term meaning «to fall in line with») and join together with their husbands in equal standing — as two armies uniting against a common enemy, something that was a radically feminist idea in Paul's day.

Paul also held women in equal standing to himself and they were integral to his ministry.

Women have always had «equal standing».

The French system at Clairefontaine is often held up as a major reason they did so well and the lack of an English centre of equal standing is derided.

But it should now be apparent that a counter-hypothesis has equal standing: any positive effect of adopting Common Core may have already occurred.

Medicine is an apt comparison, because that field generally applies strict scientific standards when judging evidence, as contrasted to education, where many inferior research designs are given equal standing.

... What they're saying is this: Give us an equal standing, and we can take care of our own politicians if you give us a reason and help to do it.»

Our approach to animal health is unique in the greater Sacramento area - no other veterinary clinic or hospital elevates alternative care to an equal standing with the practices of traditional Western medicine.

And he thinks videogames are up to the task, giving them equal standing with film and literature in terms of the ability to make emotional connections with the audience.