Sentence examples for competing on equal terms from inspiring English sources
Different conceptions of equality of opportunity construe this idea of competing on equal terms variously.
They want to know they are competing on equal terms.
"Such corporations will be capable of competing on equal terms with Western multinational corporations".
Mr. Blair argues that direct payments reward farmers for overproducing and prevent developing nations from competing on equal terms.
She took a four-year course at the Stat Marine Technical School in Leningrad, competing on equal terms with the male students.
Exotic Dancer appeared comfortably held when runner-up to Kauto Star at Cheltenham in March, but he was competing on equal terms that day.
If that is achieved, the post office and its private-sector rivals might one day compete on equal terms.
However, they may do nothing to help foreign-owned firms compete on equal terms with politically well-connected domestic ones, to end the subsidies lavished on state-backed enterprises, or to rein in regulators keen on bashing outsiders.
Automobile racing is one sport in which women and men can compete on equal terms, with physical size and strength mattering less than nerve, instinct, and reflex.
As Wollstonecraft scholar Janet Todd writes, "the vision of society revealed [in] A Vindication of the Rights of Men was one of talents, where entrepreneurial, unprivileged children could compete on equal terms with the now wrongly privileged".
