Sentence examples for share equal footing from inspiring English sources

While Farage should legally share equal footing with Cameron, Clegg and Cameron, it is the latter's announcement not to stand in a third Conservative term that dominated coverage last week.

He built a wonderful stadium using almost no public funds that is shared on equal footing (for the first time) with the NY Giants; and he can hire and fire coaches and GMs at will.

In addition, social media also enables better communication within the scientific community, as a place where Nobel laureates, high school students, and everyone in between can engage in discussions and share ideas on more equal footing than at a conference or in a classroom [2].

The idea of a rapper and a singer sharing an album on equal footing is a relatively new one, and it may represent a change in the way we think about rapping and singing.

Because most collaboration is text-based, norms are reduced, enabling introverted participants to share their ideas on an equal footing with extroverts.

Passionate and brilliant, he emerges as a vain and ambitious egomaniac who, in the key posts of party chairman and finance minister, evidently hoped to control a relatively inexperienced chancellor or at the very least to share power with him on an equal footing.

This is because high officials here are all on an equal footing and power is shared among so many".

Recalling the inspired burn of Abbey Lincoln, the song is braced by a stirring turn from rising pianist Aaron Diehl, whose playing — in another shared characteristic for these albums — often holds equal footing with the vocals.

Any serious attempt to solve the dispute will need a tripartite character, with Kashmir's leaders sharing a negotiating table with India and Pakistan on an equal footing.

"Escaping from all the stress, tension and routine at home and sharing a new experience where everyone is on equal footing helps teens and parents to connect and see each other in a new way".

Analysts said Nestlé and Dreyer's had retained their most valuable brands and would be on equal footing in a battle for market share with Unilever.