Sentence examples for more equal basis from inspiring English sources

But a sympathetic judge might insist that they be treated on a more equal basis with the union.

They are pioneers of their craft, beneficiaries of Title IX legislation that forced colleges to create team sports for both sexes on a more equal basis over the last quarter-century.

Because the core member is there voluntarily and the circle members are volunteers, the relationship with them is on a more equal basis than with police and probation officers, according to Saunders.

Their collapsing economies can no longer hope to build their common market, Mercosur, into a strong regional entity that could negotiate on a more equal basis with the United States.

Having a fairer valuation against our peers will give us the ability to compete on a much more equal basis".

In contrast, social variables in this city are distributed over CTs within this city on a relatively more equal basis and with greater symmetry around the mean.

The idea, he added, is to provide tools on an "open-source" basis, putting socially minded nonprofit groups on a more equal footing with corporate advertisers, who use sophisticated, but expensive, measurements.

We should also put personal earned income and capital gains on a more equal tax basis and maintain substantial estate taxes.

Joint venture As in the world of business, councils and other bodies can get into bed with firms on a more or less equal basis, each side putting up some of the money with profits jointly shared.

People can access it on a more or less equal basis.

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.