Sentence examples for equal terms in from inspiring English sources

They wanted the right to compete with men on equal terms in the commercial marketplace.

Foreign women are accepted on equal terms in the work place.

His determination to incorporate Persians on equal terms in the army and the administration of the provinces was bitterly resented.

It resisted liberal efforts to bring Jews into civil society on equal terms; in politics it maintained Christian suspicions of Judaism.

The idea is to allow business to compete on equal terms in creating and marketing products based on public sector information.

With Fehr in place, union and management can negotiate on relatively equal terms in talks to replace the collective bargaining agreement that expires in September 2012.

My experience has shown that more often than not, when evaluated on equal terms and in monetary, return-on-investment terms, natural capital scores well against more traditional, artificial features or infrastructure.

This study is based on data from the population survey "Health on equal terms" conducted in collaboration with the Swedish Institute of Public Health.

British women were given the vote on equal terms to men in 1928.

Thus, government regulation should not prevent women from competing on equal terms with men in educational, professional, marketplace and political institutions.

(Women would win the right to vote on equal terms with men in 1928).