Likewise, the report said, when domestic partners split up, their property should be divided in the same way a divorce court would divide the property of a husband and wife.
When these dads were asked how the domestic workload is split between them and their spouse, a whopping 85% said it is either split 50/50, or that they do the majority.
The domestic staff had split into two different camps — some who scorned him and others who supported him.
In Presley's case, Elvis Presley Music evenly split domestic profits with Hill & Range, encouraging Presley to recruit songwriters to furnish him with more music, thus furthering his business interests and career.
Estimates of the overall copy number of HSFY (Table 2, Fig. 5) suggest that there are about 100 copies in the domestic pig genome, split between long and short forms, with a bias toward the short form.
The lower quantity of domestic work that split-shifters do derives mainly from a reduction in time spent shopping for consumer goods and services.
Domestic league championships are split into two or more tournaments each season with frequent variations in format.
He was concerned not to allow the transatlantic split and domestic political difficulties over Iraq to overshadow the Normandy anniversary.
A year ago, Baxter International and APP Pharmaceuticals split the domestic market for heparin, an anticlotting drug needed for surgery and dialysis.
In the House, Republicans are split over domestic cuts demanded by the most conservative members that would go deeper than sequestration.
The breakaway league, which has become the world's most lucrative domestic competition since the split with the Football League in 1992, had its origins in meetings which Carter organised as far back as 1980.
