Sentence examples for equal terms with others from inspiring English sources

Congress should reconsider the station and require NASA to compete for funding on equal terms with others.

"But it's not about the credits – the important thing is that the inmates experience being treated on equal terms with others, and have a chance at a fucking win for themselves," Kjær Minke explains.

To facilitate the possibility of making claims on equal terms with others, recognition of an individual as an autonomous legal person must be accorded to each subject equally [ 29].

The new government must make the connection, putting Britain's creative education on equal terms with other subjects".

The case involved four retired employees of AT&T who took maternity leaves between 1968 and 1976 — before the law required employers to offer pregnancy leaves on equal terms with other disability conditions.

In 1990 Plaid adopted a more favourable view of the European Union (EU), regarding it as a structure within which a self-governing Wales might function on equal terms with other states.

All free native-born inhabitants of the States of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, and North Carolina, though descended from African slaves, were not only citizens of those States, but such of them as had the other necessary qualifications possessed the franchise of electors, on equal terms with other citizens.

Brazil's sizeable Afro-Brazilian population is facing similar problems in terms of implementation of socio-economic programmes and discrimination which prevents them from competing on equal terms with other Brazilians.

Cox multivariate test enables verification of the influence of one variable on equal terms with the others.

The Cox multiple regression model test enables verification of the influence of one variable on equal terms with the others [ 22].

The theory may be that anybody who has lived in N.Y. for any length of time will presumably be crooked enough to deal on equal terms with any other government on earth.