Sentence examples for a more equal share from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile East European countries, which joined the bloc in 2004 and 2007, are expected to push for a more equal share of the pie.

That means the total number of seats will fall by 50 and the remaining 600 will be adjusted to reflect what ministers say is a more equal share of voters.

The dedicated bicycle lane, one of the Bloomberg administration's signature additions to the New York streetscape, has re-engineered the city's byways so that two-wheelers get a more equal share of the roadspace.

"But there is a case for a more equal share of the child care responsibilities.

If the wife is older than the husband, this already expresses more modern perspectives which are reflected also in more modern views on female labor market participation and a more equal share of labor).

There is little evidence of paternity leave leading to men taking a more equal share of domestic work.

But it has also been tweaked to encourage a more equal sharing of the allowance.

Mawhinney clearly favours a more equal sharing of money between the leagues, but refuses to accept the gap as a reason for overspending.

The demand for a more equal sharing of the burden was popular among the middle-class voters championed by Mr. Lapid and in Mr. Bennett's camp.

When he founded Yesh Atid (There Is a Future) the next spring, he adopted and sharpened the popular demands for a more equal sharing of the burden, meaning an end to automatic military exemptions for thousands of ultra-Orthodox students who opt for full-time Torah study, as well as demands for better public education and an end to rising taxes that choke the middle class.

Under these isolated conditions, a more equal sharing of parental behaviors tends to occur.