Sentence examples for equals competition from inspiring English sources
Russia's political parties have enjoyed "free and equal competition" ahead of the vote, he said.
Cooper is a closer rival to Leto in the US, while in the UK the nominees are in more equal competition with each other.
A team is not allowed to have more than a certain maximum sum of points on the field of play at the same time in order to ensure equal competition with the opposing team.
Moynihan saw clouds looming: "Negroes today are a grievously injured people who in fair and equal competition will by and large lose out," he wrote in a memo for Johnson.
In centre-right and centre-left variants, these policy fixes are set in a frame of managing internal competition: the centre-right backs jobs and schooling as a basis for more equal competition; the centre-left favours an overlapping package of schooling plus minimum wages and some redistribution through family credits and such like to compensate for disadavantage.
Now Spiegelman and his board have been asked by the city's new mayor, Eric Garcetti, to take steps to "insure equal competition" in L.A.'s taxi industry — a formidable task, as cab companies attempt to fend off competition from mobile-phone-based ride-sharing applications such as Lyft and Uber.
The mayor called on the board to "take all steps necessary to ensure equal competition".
There are those who have achieved a level of success and believe that equal access/opportunity means equal competition.
The championship is open to cars that competed in Formula One in the DFV era, between 1967 and 1985, in several classes to allow for equal competition.
A team cannot have more than a certain maximum total of points on the field of play at the same time to ensure equal competition.
