Sentence examples for exist on equal terms from inspiring English sources

They are young enough to have avoided the jazz orthodoxy battles of the 80's, and in their musical universe artists as disparate as Chopin, Stockhausen, Coltrane, Joni Mitchell, DJ Keith, OutKast and Radiohead exist on equal terms and are audible influences.

Only then will the censors and their targets be playing on equal terms.

They felt that they had earned their membership and deserved to be accepted on equal terms.

Butler derided Fanny's "peculiar views... that marriage should be a companionship on equal terms".

"Such corporations will be capable of competing on equal terms with Western multinational corporations".

"Before we could have a civil rights movement in the streets," one elderly Durham activist once told me, "we had to have one in our minds". Knowledge of the Secret Game was a part of that: It was a narrative that said that Jim Crow did not have to exist, and that whites and blacks could face each other on equal terms.

The African Methodist Episcopal Church exists because of historical white resistance to treating black worshipers on equal terms — and a willingness to enforce those divisions with violence.

The high hope of competing with its rivals on equal terms had to be put aside.

Most did very well, and one, Melanie Besner as Amour, managed to compete on equal terms.

Different conceptions of equality of opportunity construe this idea of competing on equal terms variously.

In fact, robots and humans co-exist happily; in the annual Automated Cup the unlikely combos of robo-horses and human jockeys compete on equal terms against robo-jockeys and real horses.