Sentence examples for equitable sharing of the from inspiring English sources

The United States currently accounts for almost 70% of Nato defence spending, and has rightly called for a more equitable sharing of the burden.

"It's all well and good to support an operation financially," Mr. Rudd said, but "if you subscribe to the notion of some form of global community, this demands and equitable sharing of the risks".

Germany and others receiving the lion's share of refugees are warning that national border controls within the Schengen area could be re-established if countries continue to veto equitable sharing of the new arrivals.

As well as questioning what has happened to the £6bn care-cap saving, the umbrella groups want to discuss equitable sharing of the optional 2% council tax levy and further steps to enable payment to care workers next April of the government's national living wage.

At that time the text called for the fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising out of the utilization of genetic resources (art 1. CBD).

The law will implement the 2010 Nagoya Protocol, which complements the international Convention on Biological Diversity and aims to guarantee a greater control of the states rich in biodiversity, and their indigenous populations, over how their biodiversity resources are used and an equitable sharing of the benefits.

The Qur'an also calls for proper governance of water and the equitable sharing of this vital resource: Announce to them how water must be shared among them; each will have his own special time to drink (Sura 54, The Moon, verse 28).

This smacks of a deal brokered to retain an equitable share of the reimbursement benefits, rather than a move to prioritize the fight against al-Shabab.

As we have said, storage water, though not apportioned, may be taken into account in determining each State's equitable share of the natural flow.

The property must be sold at market valuation within 12 months of McCluskey leaving office as general secretary at which time the union's equitable share of the property will be realised.

When I interviewed Condé last year, he was adamant that a more equitable share of the profits should stay in Guinea, and that infrastructure would be a precondition for any deal.