Morrisons will be able to compete on equal terms with its rivals for the first time, its chief executive, Dalton Philips, said as he revealed the supermarket chain may open up to 300 convenience stores over the next three years.
The soft-spoken Italian trust-buster has been demanding GECAS be hived off as an entirely separate company, dealing at arms' length with GE's own engine business on equal terms with GE rivals such as Rolls Royce or Pratt & Whitney.
In the end, one can do no more than guess about whether in a second term Mr Bush would prove more competent.Making sense of John KerryThat does at least place him on equal terms with his rival, Mr Kerry.
American institutions had been forced to find clever ways round the act in order to compete on equal terms with fully integrated European rivals.
It became a town of about 100,000 inhabitants, a naval power dealing on equal terms with the greatest monarchies, and a commercial centre rivaled only by Venice in the Levant trade and competing with other Italian towns in trade with western Europe.
He is seeking to transform British politics by creating a new force capable of competing on equal terms with the Conservative and Labour Parties, and of eventually superseding the latter and the Tories' main rival.
On equal terms with Merion.
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.
Now I feel we can speak on equal terms with people from established food regions.
