Sentence examples for equal basis to from inspiring English sources

"This year we are celebrating 75 years since women won the vote on an equal basis to men.

It was the principle of equal protection, requiring that where public education is offered, it must be provided on an equal basis to all.

"If you would have asked me 15 years ago, you would have had a different answer, but today realtors generally offer housing on an equal basis to all people".

But the effect has so far been minimal, with American and European competition authorities instead warning Google about Motorola's misuse of patents that it had pledged to standards bodies would be licensed on an equal basis to all comers.

This new improved canonical framework will permit all Anglicans (so-minded) throughout the world on an equal basis to restore full communion with the Catholic Church without abandoning their liturgical and spiritual patrimony.

They also want to force Microsoft to disclose more information, sooner and on an equal basis, to developers who want to write programs that work with Windows as well as Microsoft's own programs do.

One approach for treating both polarisation and dispersion on an equal basis is to coarse grain the electrons surrounding a molecular moiety to a single quantum harmonic oscillator (cf. Hirschfelder, Curtiss and Bird 1954 [The Molecular Theory of Gases and Liquids (1954)] [37]).

The counterargument that many American men get little or no paid paternity leave – only five states offer men and women paid parental leave on an equal basis – fails to account for the fact that fathers' bodies haven't just been put through a meat grinder.

Finally, in some specific areas such as noninvasive cardiac imaging and endovascular interventions, a far-reaching collaboration between radiologists and clinical specialists on an equal basis seems to be the best approach for delivering high-quality patient care.

Pursuing a theme that has been absent from his speeches in the last two months, Mr. Cheney said at a Salvation Army in Kansas City, Mo.: "We want to encourage charitable choice, that is, to allow faith-based institutions to compete on an equal basis for funds to provide social services".

Over time, it evolved into a forum for member countries and international partners to convene on an equal basis in order to identify common problems and devise shared strategies for addressing those problems.