Sentence examples for split equitably from inspiring English sources

And "there is no way to split equitably," since 70% of the circuit's caseload comes from California.

But centralised marketing in Germany ensures that the bulk of the income is split equitably.

Affiliate links to make purchases, when clicked on in a publisher's site, are split "equitably" between that publisher and BiggerBoat.

The marital home and any financial accounts and vehicles are assets that should be split equitably.

In the domestic-partner agreement, state that you will be civil if the relationship ends and split expenses equitably.

Money and assets can be easily divided, but children are harder to split up equitably.

This does not mean we want socialism; it means we want the economic pie to be split more equitably.

His chief spokesman, Marc La Vorgna, wrote on Twitter before the games that "heavy calculations" were made to ensure that the mayor split his time equitably.

In her circle, she said, young men and women already consider themselves equal, and when her own parents were divorced, they split their property equitably.

How can we make sure that the cost of developing new drugs is equitably split among the various beneficiaries around the world?

He and his former partner rationed time in their East Village condominium, divvied up chores more equitably and started splitting bills down the middle.