We just want to be a part of it on equal terms.
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When we exchange goods with other nations on equal terms, both countries benefit.
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Consistently evaluating them on equal terms can be difficult, and also a little boring.
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The law gives overseas voters the opportunity to vote on equal terms with domestic voters.
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They would meet on equal terms, and thus, he hoped, reveal a universal spirit of creativity.
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Here, the three religions for which Jerusalem is a shared passion come together on equal terms.
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Her coquettish posture is disarming; protected by her shawl, she meets the viewer on equal terms.
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The other person has the agency to do the same, and, as such, we operate on equal terms.
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Now, Comparison Shopping Services can bid to place ads on equal terms with Google Shopping (3/3) pic.twitter.
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This was, however many centuries late, a concert in which men and women were placed on equal terms.
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"I don't have the means to fight on equal terms with the other candidates," Mr. Platini told The Associated Press.
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The Nordic countries agreed a tight-knit defence pact—the Kalmar Arrangement—and invited Britain to join on equal terms.
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The point, the red-hot sell, is that some things, like education, should be had by all — on equal terms.
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Ms. Fawcett died in 1929, a year after women in Britain were given the vote on equal terms to men.
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What Ecuador needs is an orderly return to a democracy in which all political actors can participate on equal terms.
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Without this bill, news publishers -- including thousands of local newspapers throughout the country -- cannot negotiate with dominant platforms on equal terms.
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"It's made me really aware that, as equal as our relationship feels, we might not always be on equal terms," Agrawal said.
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Karoui denies wrongdoing and complains his detention has denied him the right to contest the election on equal terms with his rivals.
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That is no longer the case, with Binotto stating that they would start on equal terms from the opening race in Melbourne.
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What we find is that when we compete on equal terms with all of these companies, we tend to do pretty well.
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In light of this history, the singular emphasis on integration signals that some Australians are unwilling to discuss our multiculturalism on equal terms.
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This means, among other things, that both women and men must be able to take part in the labor market on equal terms.
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The first takes a group-based approach, viewing the poor as a protected class that must be treated on equal terms with the rich.
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Morris meets him on equal terms, sitting down with him for their conversations rather than, as is his custom, interviewing him through a video image.
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To begin with, Rawls argued, they would enshrine the most extensive scheme of inalienable "basic liberties" that could be offered on equal terms to all.
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That should assuage Mr Riabikin's purported concerns about Ryanair costing the airport money, as well as giving UIA the opportunity to expand on equal terms.
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While the Judiciary Committee was willing to cooperate on equal terms with any other committee to accommodate Mr. Manafort's request, ultimately that was not possible.
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"When a government gives special tax treatment to a few companies, that makes it hard for anyone else to compete on equal terms," she said.
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It makes a mockery of the very idea of social mobility, the promise that those with talent who work hard can compete on equal terms.
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Unlike last year, when Democrats could only express their concern about Trump, Pelosi now speaks as a figure Trump needs to deal with on equal terms.
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IranAir has already cancelled orders for Airbus A380 superjumbos, initially meant to signal its ambitions to compete on equal terms with the hubs of Gulf rivals.
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"There must be a legal rearmament in Europe, so we fight on equal terms with the United States in the field of economic competition," Berger said.
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Her single-mindedness and courage were remarkable, though she was not quite brave enough, McCarter acknowledges, to welcome black women into her campaign on equal terms.
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IranAir has already canceled orders for Airbus A380 superjumbos, initially meant to signal its ambitions to compete on equal terms with the hubs of Gulf rivals.
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If the Pentagon is serious about addressing systemic obstacles to military women's full participation, it must make parental leave available to men and women on equal terms.
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The gender row comes amid a deeper debate about whether airlines based on different national social models, recruitment policies and wage structures can compete on equal terms.
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Google's proposal involves allowing competitors to bid for ads at the top of a search page aimed at giving them the chance to compete on equal terms.
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Google has since offered to allow competitors to bid for advertising space at the top of a search page, giving them the chance to compete on equal terms.
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" (called "Poem of Salutation" on its first publication, in 1856), he exalted the "divine-souled African, large, fine-headed, nobly-formed, superbly destined, on equal terms with me!
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Following the change, paid apps were competing on equal terms with subscription-based apps, as the new algorithm appeared to only include new and first-time subscriptions, not renewals.
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The contract may be so complex that there is an "information asymmetry" between the seller, who devised it, and the consumer: the two are not dealing on equal terms.
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The big question is whether Google's splashy attempt to make the case that it can play on equal terms with Amazon and Microsoft will move the needle at all.
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Patent holders are supposed to license necessary patents at a reasonable price and on equal terms to everybody, or what's sometimes called fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND) licensing.
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Other shareholders have the option to outbid State Grid or sell their stakes to the Chinese company on equal terms, which could increase the final size of the deal.
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The model in effects levels the playing field for smaller players to challenge Didi, as they all compete on equal terms to court AutoNavi's 1 billion daily active users.
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It's a network where people express and criticize beliefs, where insiders and outsiders can trade ideas on equal terms in a way that simply doesn't happen on Instagram or Snapchat.
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Quebec, where years of anti-French prejudice led to a powerful drive for independence, obliged them to accept that there is room for more than one culture on equal terms.
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"Google Shopping will compete on equal terms and will operate as if it were a separate business, participating in the auction in the same way as everyone else," he said.
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The company subsequently offered to allow price-comparison rivals to bid for advertising space at the top of a search page, giving them the chance to compete on equal terms.
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Are American businessmen basically public spirited, eager to compete on equal terms once government removes its heavy hand, and natural allies for a political movement wedded to patriotism and religion?
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"We firmly believe that women and men can race one another on equal terms provided they are given the same opportunity," W Series representatives wrote in a blog post last year.
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"Google Shopping will compete on equal terms and will operate as if it were a separate business, participating in the auction in the same way as everyone else," said Mr. Verney.
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Speaking earlier on the sidelines of a U.S.-Dutch entrepreneurship conference in the Netherlands, Pompeo said Trump wanted to ensure that Chinese and U.S. companies were doing business on equal terms.
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"Google Shopping will compete on equal terms and will operate as if it were a separate business, participating in the auction in the same way as everyone else," spokesman Al Verney said.
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The district also expanded its count of sheriff's deputies to 2200, from 2000, and installed gun safes with AR-22014s so that they could meet a heavily armed assailant on equal terms.
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I'm not sure why a state should subsidize private institutions' playground resurfacing -- the benefit at issue here -- but if it does, it has to make such funds available to all on equal terms.
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"I think our Prime Minister should have the confidence to speak to the US President on equal terms and it's for President Trump to say what he wants about me," Khan told iTV.
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"But it's not about the credits—the important thing is that the inmates experience being treated on equal terms with others, and have a chance at a fucking win for themselves," Kjær Minke explains.
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DeCarava is on equal terms with them in this position of inequality, and so Coltrane and Webster are photographed in the same way that he would picture any other African-Americans on the street.
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This is a moment of low trust in China's relations with the world, when many Western governments and businesses are losing hope that China's leaders will open their markets to foreigners on equal terms.
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"While the Judiciary Committee was willing to cooperate on equal terms with any other committee to accommodate Mr. Manafort's request, ultimately that was not possible," they wrote in a joint statement released Tuesday morning.
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Making its maiden flight in 2005, the A380 was a major step in Airbus's efforts to compete on equal terms with Boeing and challenge what had been a cash cow for its arch-rival.
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Sahrawi foreign minister Salem Ould Salek described the AU's admission of Morocco as a 'major step' towards full international recognition since it would now be in the same room, on equal terms, with its rival.
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But at the same time, as Mr. Putin begins to look ahead, he has signaled that he is ready to negotiate with the rest of the world — so long as it is on "equal" terms.
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There are very few women who can compete in wrestling and basketball, but there are many women in the top ranks of every science and no one doubts their ability to compete on equal terms.
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"We have a fundamental obligation at the IAAF and at Athletics Canada to ensure our athletes know, when they line up in Rio, that they and their competitors are competing on equal terms," continued Guy.
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Beaten on points, wins, poles and podiums last year by his 22-year-old Monegasque team mate Charles Leclerc, Vettel will starts the new season in Australia next month with the pairing on equal terms.
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For a run-through of two movements of Saint-Saëns's Symphony No. 3, a monster orchestra of more than 250 competed on equal terms with the mighty organ that has outlived the building's churchly uses.
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For the past 24 years, Norwegian companies have enjoyed market access on equal terms with companies in the EU via the European Economic Area treaty, in return for the country's adoption of EU common market regulations.
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The company would need to meet tough standards on consumer protection and fighting money-laundering, as well as ensuring the platform boosted competition and was genuinely open so that "new users can join on equal terms".
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This is in contrast to the situation in the Netherlands around 10 years ago when the life savings market declined sharply as a consequence of tax changes allowing banks to compete on equal terms with insurers.
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Though often overlooked in Latin American novels and films, the live-in muchacha was until very recently a fixture of middle-class households, part of the family but not on equal terms, omnipresent but often ignored.
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So she admires that in her, she sees a kind of kindred spirit, a woman who knows what she wants from her life, and is working hard to get it on her own terms, on equal terms.
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The pair clashed on track, most famously with a collision in Brazil when they were warned about their behaviour, but Binotto said they would be free to race on equal terms from the start of this season.
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The world number one's dominance has seen pundits line up to declare the end of the 'Big Four' — suggesting Federer, Rafa Nadal and Andy Murray are unable to compete on equal terms at grand slams with Djokovic.
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But Rousseau, one of the women who on Monday accused lawmaker Denis Baupin of harassment, said there must be action and not just words if women were to be treated on equal terms in France's political circles.
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The roots of the Fawcett Society are in our founder Millicent Fawcett's fight to secure for women in the UK the right to vote on equal terms as men which began with a petition to parliament in 1866.
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However, Kelkoo's CEO Richard Stables told Reuters that Kelkoo is still not able to compete on equal terms because of Google's prominent placement of product listing ads (PLA) that favors the company rather than comparison listing ads (CLA).
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"The agreements with E.ON and RWE lay the groundwork for a fair integration processes on equal terms and thus for constructive collaboration in the future," Innogy CEO Uwe Tigges said in a joint statement with E.ON and RWE.
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Since 2015, the lender — which once had ambitions of competing on equal terms with Wall Street's banking giants — has endured a failed stress test in the U.S., several attempts to restructure, a leadership shake-up and a ratings downgrade.
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The three primary points are canceling all additional tariffs, not arbitrarily changing what the two countries' leaders agreed upon at the G-20 meeting in Argentina late last year and that a trade agreement must be on equal terms.
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"By making it easier for social media users to easily move their data or to continue to communicate with their friends after switching platforms, startups will be able to compete on equal terms with the biggest social media companies," Warner said.
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However, China is itself not globalized: it is increasingly hard for Western companies to do business there on equal terms with Chinese companies, and the flow of both money and ideas—out of and into China, respectively—is heavily curtailed.
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Apple thus "appears to be using its position as platform owner and supervisor of the sole channel for delivering apps to users of the platform to dictate terms and prevent other developers from operating on equal terms with it," Kapersky argued.
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To be free in an ancient sense was to participate in the life of the city on equal terms with others, and have a say in public debates on domestic and foreign affairs, the results of which would bind everyone.
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Last year, Google said it would allow competitors to bid for ads at the top of a search page, giving them the chance to compete on equal terms, after the European Commission fined it a record 2.4 billion euros ($2.9 billion).
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The Europe-wide regulations are a faff, but they allow British firms to trade on equal terms with other companies in the EU's single market and maintain seamless supply chains across the continent, without lengthy inspections of imported Italian mushrooms at national borders.
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It would theoretically be possible to rig such a test in numerous ways; and even though Samsung claims the devices were tests on "equal terms," we don't know the phones' exact settings or how many battery charge cycles each individual device has had.
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" In January, after revelations that a Randers day care center had stopped serving pork meatballs since its Muslim students would not eat them, the Town Council narrowly passed a measure requiring that pork be served "on equal terms with other kinds of food.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Forty-one European price-comparison shopping services on Thursday urged EU antitrust regulators to act against Alphabet Inc's Google for allegedly flouting an order to allow rivals to compete on equal terms, which they said is endangering their existence.
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As gamers and as game developers, we need to fight and work to connect all the platforms and services and open up the whole ecosystem so that users own their data, and game developers have access to a lot of platforms, all on equal terms.
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First, by agreeing to meet with the chairman of the Democratic People's Republic of North Korea (DPRK) on equal terms — something unprecedented in the 28500 years of post-war U.S.-DPRK relations — Trump gave Kim a tremendous boost in international diplomatic prestige and domestic political legitimacy.
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Hit with a 2.4-billion-euro ($2.7 billion) EU fine two years ago for unfairly promoting its own comparison shopping service, Google has since offered to allow competitors to bid for advertising space at the top of a search page, giving them the chance to compete on equal terms.
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Hit with a 2.4-billion-euro ($2.7 billion) fine two years ago for unfairly promoting its own comparison shopping service, Google has since offered to allow competitors to bid for advertising space at the top of a search page, giving them the chance to compete on equal terms.
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It wasn't that the conversations in the café were necessarily intellectually productive; it was that the practice of free exchange itself—the ability to interact on equal terms with someone not of your clan or club—generated social habits of self-expression that abetted the appetite for self-government.
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"Following this agreement, Madrid will be able to compete with other European hubs on equal terms with a better position on Europe to Latin America routes and the possibility to become a gateway between Asia and Latin America," Luis Gallego, chief executive of Iberia, said in a statement.
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Now, if Europe, and countries like Germany, France, the UK want to be at that top table, they've got to have a block that is able to sit on equal terms, and the European Union's got the largest commercial market in the world we could do that if we're together.
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" Rusbridger explains, with a palpable grief, his dawning realization that the rise of social media meant that "chaotic information was free: good information was expensive," which meant, in turn, that "good information was increasingly for smaller elites" and that "it was harder for good information to compete on equal terms with bad.
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You'd be in a zodiac or pressed against the railing with your binoculars, talking about whales and the threat of microplastics with whoever's next to you in a normal fashion, only to find out they're a billionaire who you'd never be able to meet directly with at all, let alone on equal terms.
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You have on the one hand a vision of higher education as part of a bundle of free (or at least very cheap) public services offered on equal terms to all — an extension of the principle of free high school and a natural complement to the aspiration to create a single-payer health care system.
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Alphabet Inc's Google last year offered to allow price-comparison rivals to bid for advertising space at the top of a search page, giving them the chance to compete on equal terms, seeking to appease regulators after the European Commission fined it a record 2.4 billion euros ($2.8 billion) for favoring its own service.
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" The lawsuit alleges that Uber is in violation of the New York City Human Rights Law, which states that it's an "unlawful, discriminatory practice" to deny people "the full and equal enjoyment, on equal terms and conditions, of any of the accommodations, advantages, services, facilities or privileges of the place or provider of public accommodation.
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