Sentence examples for an equitable share from inspiring English sources

Baghdad must engage in good-faith negotiations over disputed territory and ensure that the Kurds receive an equitable share of oil revenue.

The internal use of money was abolished, the land was tilled in common, and village products were sold or exchanged on behalf of the community in general, with each family receiving an equitable share of food and other necessities.

Unmarried partners should be given the right to each have an equitable share of assets and money should their relationship break down, the head of the family law division has said.

In choosing the ministers, Malaysian prime ministers have to be mindful of giving an equitable share to the ethnic Chinese and Indian parties in the National Front ruling coalition.

A study by the city's Independent Budget Office last year suggested that the state might have to give the city an additional $3.3 billion a year in education aid for the city to have an equitable share as compared with the rest of the state's school districts.

Developing nations - where most of the planet's unexplored genetic resources lie - want an equitable share in the profits generated when Western companies develop drugs or other products from plants or anything else that came from their territory.

Iraq's Parliament has yet to approve a law to ensure an equitable sharing of oil revenues.

In Foreign Affairs, Richard N Haass and Martin Indyk outlined that "the highest political priorities [in Iraq] will be ensuring communal reconciliation and an equitable sharing of oil revenues".

Mr. Tsvangirai, who surpassed Mr. Mugabe in the March elections and quit a runoff because of state-sponsored attacks on his supporters, accused the regional leaders of lacking the courage to look Mr. Mugabe in the eye and insist on an equitable sharing of ministries.

The hoard falls under the Scots law of treasure trove, which provides for a reward to be made to the finder, and the Church of Scotland, as the landowners, have reached agreement with McLennan about an equitable sharing of any proceeds.

Bangladesh desired an equitable sharing of water and regarded the Indian action as breach of agreement.