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They will have to share power more equitably in the new order.

It may be possible to force them to share these more equitably with the workers.

Iraq still has not agreed on a law to equitably share its oil resources.

But, he added, "whether or not you can equitably do something like that is another matter."

If the tax increase can be applied equitably, that's what I care about.

The point, he added, is to share the country's wealth and power equitably.

"To be paid equitably you have to move out or start your own business.

In this country, almost no one believes that there is enough land or political power for everybody to share equitably.

But as things stand, the burdens need to be more equitably shared.

The cost of environmental distraction is then shared more equitably.

A small business should try to find a dealer who will treat them equitably.

The medical community must devise ways to deliver health care equitably.

Under current law, the property is supposed to be divided "equitably."

Then I would have required something to adjust the balance of power more equitably.

The fee is returned to households equitably and in full.

There was a further problem in that the aircraft were not assigned equitably between Groups.

And the money itself could be apportioned more equitably - if there's a will to do so.

"There's no way I can equitably split the silver up among four children," he said.

Surely allocating work more equitably should be part of any change.

Other employees and managers who work just as hard would at least know that company funds are being spent equitably.

Such research is essential to improve public health globally and equitably.

History may be trusted to judge equitably on whom to place the blame.

The only question is, how can we distribute them equitably so that all interests will be protected.

Potential Energy envisions a world where technology improves the lives of everyone equitably.

So we support the option of sharing the overall burden more equitably.