Sentence examples for reasonable share of the from inspiring English sources

A buyer would get a reasonable share of the German corporate market and a foothold in central Europe.

Under that act, the standard for provision for a surviving spouse is no longer limited to maintenance but is a reasonable share of the deceased's estate.

Developing and developed nations each accuse the other of failing to accept a reasonable share of the burden of reducing carbon emissions.

When the liberal camp has garnered a reasonable share of the center's vote — with Yitzhak Rabin, in 1992; Ehud Barak, in 1999; and Ehud Olmert, in 2006 — it has won the Knesset.

Residents of the Niger delta also protested the operations of petroleum companies in their area, asserting that the companies exploited their land while not providing a reasonable share of the petroleum profits in return.

Research and education now provides a more reasonable share of the €1.1 billion that the government needs to balance its books, he adds.

Despite neonatal, maternal and Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) interventions having a reasonable share of expenditures, the corresponding FMNCH outcome indicators are worse than the national averages.

Public colleges must absorb a reasonable share of pain, but the states are killing their own futures by pricing the poorest students out of college and into dead-end jobs.

However, we've always taken the fair and reasonable position that Scotland should meet a fair share of the costs of that debt.

And where we do find places where insurance companies aren't competitive, we will make them pay a reasonable share of their profits on the patients they should be caring for in the first place.

"I think the time is right," Mr. Violante said, "for a concise charter of the duties of states, which could initially represent a purely moral restraint against inhumane treatment and for the protection of all minorities, against corruption and for assigning a reasonable share of public resources to the eradication of poverty, and for education and health care".