Sentence examples for equal terms with men from inspiring English sources

Ms. McCormick demanded to fight on equal terms with men.

We can compete on equal terms with men, we just don't get the chance.

They work in the fields on equal terms with men and have considerable influence in the tribal councils.

There's a 50/50 split in the shadow cabinet but... are women on equal terms with men? No, they're not.

She and others had fought for the right of women to do night duty on equal terms with men and she was not about to have that principle watered down.

The United Nations Convention on the Political Rights of Women, adopted in 1952, provides that "women shall be entitled to vote in all elections on equal terms with men, without any discrimination".

Selina Cooper, a mill worker and Suffragette, wrote at the time in the Wigan Observer, that "[w]omen do not want their political power to enable them to boast that they  are on equal terms with the men.

Ideally, I would love to see the coverage of women's shinty on equal terms with the men's in the future, especially when there is a large emerging audience.

The women delegates were not invited to participate directly, and this CARE press conference gave them the international platform to emphasize the need to be on equal terms with the men of Afghanistan.

Katherine Waterston is great as Tina and perhaps gives the Rowling universe what it never quite had until now: a really strong young female lead who could tackle the bad guys on equal terms with the man - as well as having the chops for romance.

Automobile racing is one sport in which women and men can compete on equal terms, with physical size and strength mattering less than nerve, instinct, and reflex.