Sentence examples for needs parity from inspiring English sources

Ford is also seeking cuts, although it has not received a government loan, on the grounds that it needs parity with its rivals.

First Minister Carwyn Jones has previously said his administration needs parity with Scotland.

We need parity for technical and academic routes.

"You don't need parity; you need great teams," said Geno Auriemma, the UConn coach.

We need parity in evidence-based treatment, not just in coverage.

It doesn't need parity, it needs dynasties like Tennessee and Connecticut, just as the men's game needed U.C.L.A.'s marvelous domination.

We also need a medical insurance system that reimburses for treatments like nutrition and exercise counseling and we need parity for mental health.

Agents began talking about changing the guild's rules and restrictions, known as the "master franchise agreement," in 1999, saying that they needed parity with managers.

We need parity of funding for research – currently only £9.75 per person is spent on mental health research compared with £1,500 per person for cancer, for example.

The president, Jacques Chirac, has talked of the need for "parity" without saying how he would achieve it.

In most cases it is needed for parity against your competition, not differentiation.