Sentence examples for an equal split of from inspiring English sources

Malcolm Glazer took ownership of United in May 2005, but his death in May this year saw his children take an equal split of shares.

The report, titled Cut Out of the Picture, illustrated that despite an equal split of men and women studying film, and subsequently entering the film industry, women dropped off at every level, particularly as budgets got higher.

They agreed to an equal split of the proceeds between the three leagues only if it meant they did not receive a drop in income and without the BT deal they would almost certainly be worse off.

Near the center of this range is the most probable outcome — an equal split of seats, fifty Democratic and Independent, and fifty Republican, a situation in which the Democrats would retain control.

More than a month of negotiations had resolved almost every detail but this, the most crucial of all.Lucent wanted an equal split of the board, with both companies appointing eight members.

Their contracts, if they make them, should be binding; there should be publicity to explain how they may leave their property to each other if that is their wish; that registration of the home in both names will mean an equal split of the equity on separation, and that they could nominate each other as beneficiaries in insurance and pensions.

A consensus classification was made for comparison, choosing the response category the majority of observers used, or in case of an equal split (three difficult cases in the qualitative analysis), the comments on difficulties reported by the observers were used to determine the category for consensus and confirmed by reevaluation by one experienced observer.

Finally 98% of the cohorts were involved in education, with an equal split in participation (all in excess of 85%) in the supervision of students, lecturing and clinical teaching.

They didn't read the small print; factionalisation got in the way of an equal split.

There was an equal split (42% each) in respect of whether it was a good or bad thing that Britain had abolished the death penalty, while 16% did not know.

They agreed to an equal split, the suit said.