Sentence examples for basis equal from inspiring English sources

It is suggested that for an acquisition of producing properties, the portion of the purchase price that is not assigned to specific tangible assets can generally be assigned to the reserves of the acquired company, which then will have a tax basis equal to the remainder of the purchase price.

The solid lignin-rich fraction contains an HHV of 13.4 MJ/kg (dry basis) equal to a total of 5.3 GJ of thermal energy for heat and power generation.

It was also open to challenge on the basis of equal pay for work of equal value.

All that amounts to a legitimate, undeniable basis for equal treatment.

Despite the possibility of undue risk-taking, Mr. Greenwald called incentive fees "perfectly O.K. as long as they're on a fulcrum basis," providing equal rewards and penalties.

The way out of these recurring crises is to complete the peace talks, but this time on the basis of equal national rights for Israelis and Palestinians.

The government expects that at the end of this process a fair result will be achieved on the basis of equal treatment," she told Reuters.

In bringing the appeal, the Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund attacked the law both on the basis of equal protection and due process, describing sexual intimacy in the home as an aspect of the "liberty" that the due process guarantee protects.

First, we assumed that permits would be shared out on the basis of equal per capita entitlements, with countries able to emit in proportion to their population (the "contraction and convergence" approach first proposed by the Global Commons Institute).

Miliband's one-person-one-vote reforms were designed to correct all these mistakes, then open up and reinvigorate the Labour party by letting the people back into politics on the basis of equal representation.

The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the world's most widely ratified treaty, guarantees 'the right of the child to education with a view to achieving this right progressively on the basis of equal opportunity'.