Sentence examples for a more equal division from inspiring English sources

And there's a more equal division of roles".

Does the sequel feature a more equal division of comedy?

Lesbian couples also have a more equal division of housework.

Gender-equality advocates on both sides of the political spectrum, meanwhile, pressed for a more equal division of child-care duties.

These vital roles of the state should be funded by the willing taxpayer and by a more equal division of the shared profits that result from the labours of all wealth creators.

"I always thought if we made it easier for women to work, families would eventually choose a more equal division of parental leave by themselves," said Mr. Westerberg, 67.

Intermarriages, where partners have more equal endowments of human capital, may be characterized by more equal division of labor market work.

Hence, intra-married families, as they stay in the host country, may move from high levels of household specialization (which often does not follow traditional gender lines) to more equal division of labor among spouses.

In addition, regressions including years since migration and coming from EU member states indicate that both factors have significant implications for the degree of specialization, leading to more equal division of labor market work (Table 5).

Two are other kinds of dictatorships, one is a Hindu-majority state, one has a Christian majority, and one has a more equal sectarian division.

This concurs with the work of Oláh (2003), who in a comparison of Sweden and Hungary finds that a more equal gender division in household tasks accelerates the transition to the second child, noting that specific policies in Sweden supported this transition.