Sentence examples similar to divide equitably from inspiring English sources

The family inheritance is divided equitably among all children.

What work remains will either be divided equitably, by the reduction of working hours and lives, or inequitably.

If not, then under California law, all assets are considered community property and must be divided equitably.

Their first act after staging a coup on June 8 was to institute rules changes to guarantee that administrative budgets be divided equitably.

Plus, after the vote, the amount of money gathered for vote buying is divided equitably among all the shareholders, so even those who lost in the vote get something.

Even progressive spouses don't divide burdens equitably.

Drawing on the principle of communal property, Max says he thought that they should roughly pool their total assets and then divide them equitably.

"Siroe," however, is a vocal war that no one was meant to win, Handel having planned his score to divide honors equitably.

"The big question for the industry has always been how do you divide profits equitably and stabilize management-labor relations," Professor Gregory said.

An oil law, to divide revenue equitably while giving regions (especially the Kurdish one) some freedom to grant exploration and management contracts locally, has been in the offing for more than a year.

The simplest way to share the available bandwidth to the neighbors is to divide it equitably between them, as follows.