Sentence examples for equitably share from inspiring English sources

Iraq still has not agreed on a law to equitably share its oil resources.

In a toxic climate, Prime Minister Abadi faces formidable challenges in trying to enact reforms, redistribute power, equitably share oil revenues — and prevent the government from fraying further.

It suggested the state set up a sovereign wealth fund "to accumulate and equitably share the profits from the storage and disposal of waste".

"The idea is that men and women must equitably share the responsibility of planning or spacing the birth of children," a ministry spokesperson says.

Another contentious issue is trying to create a legal structure to equitably share access and benefits from genetic resources, like plants with medicinal value, long a sore point among developing countries.

On a continent that is supposed to be bound together by a common set of rules and values, the impact of this summer's migrant crisis is being felt disproportionately by a handful of countries while others, such as Britain, have resisted efforts to more equitably share the burden.

The sacrifices must be equitably shared.

A sales tax would be more equitably shared than a property tax.

During the 2008-9 recession, job losses were not equitably shared; employment rates fell more for some groups than others.

Equitably shared and unlicensed use of airwaves and community-controlled communications infrastructure are a good place to start.

That way, money would be more equitably shared with various national basketball federations and N.B.A. players, Cuban wrote in an e-mail.