Sentence examples for should share out from inspiring English sources

The Ukrainian foreign ministry confirmed this week it was expecting him to make a first official visit to Kiev on May 30th a trip postponed or cancelled at least six times owing mainly to disagreements over how the two countries should share out the former Soviet Black Sea Fleet.

Acknowledging the complexity of the initial process of calculating how much interventions might save different departments and negotiating how different bits of government should share out the upfront costs, the government recently launched a £20m social outcomes fund, to help meet any shortfalls in investment while the process remains so new.

What subsidy exists should be shared out between the innovative and the irregular.

Who is going to sort out this mess now?" Mr Bradshaw indicated that the job's responsibilities should be shared out: "It is too much for one person".

Football revenue including the monies from TV should be shared out more evenly between all the teams in the four divisions".

But the Democrats are loudly insisting that, in so neatly divided a Senate, committee chairmanships and other spoils of power should be shared out evenly.To complicate things still further, the Democrats will have a brief period of control.

A dispute then arose over the question of the prize money and how it should be shared out, and comments were made amongst the Nonsuchs crew against those of the Adventure.

With a reform bill looking likely, tensions grew between the different political factions in Glamorganshire and how the potential new parliamentary seats should be shared out, especially between Bute and his conservative allies, Crawshay and Guest.

That's in our minds, as words arranged into thoughts that may or may not be true but probably shouldn't be shared out loud.

Of the dipiao selling price, 85% goes to the farmers themselves: an unusual recognition, as Mr Cui points out, that farmers should share the development value of their land.

The most moderate approach would be to say that banks and homeowners got into this mess together and should share the cost of getting out.