Sentence examples similar to debated on equal terms from inspiring English sources
She was a mathematically precocious woman, considered scandalous for her unashamed desire to engage in intellectual debate on equal terms with men.
Justice in the distribution of benefits and burdens in society would go some way towards enabling women to access forums of public debate on equal terms with men (Okin 1989, 104).
Lured from the Financial Times by Mr Brown in 1994, when he was shadow chancellor, young Mr Balls rapidly established himself as an adviser who would debate with Mr Brown on equal terms.
Most did very well, and one, Melanie Besner as Amour, managed to compete on equal terms.
But during the debate, the telegenic Mr. Clegg appeared alongside the other potential prime ministers on equal terms, something none of his predecessors managed to do.
Whether the aforementioned recommendations on artificial nutrition of the general intensive care patient population can also be applied on equal terms to patients undergoing TH is still a matter of debate.
On equal terms with Merion.
We fight not here on equal terms.
They are works, Matt says, made entirely on equal terms.
They want to know they are competing on equal terms.
