| The excuse of national legitimacy gave way to a clan logic of the brigands' share-out of the African booty. |
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| There was also an improvement in satisfaction in the share-out of housework and childcare. |
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| George's intention was not to abolish private property but to coordinate the share-out of land and natural resources that belong to all. |
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| On the day, the attendance was a mere 27,000 and after deductions were made, the share-out among the four semi-finalists was minimal. |
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| When I saw the share-out of the television money alone it made me realise more than ever how important it is to get promotion. |
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| Perhaps modesty prevents her adding that she was the biggest winner in last summer's share-out of additional funds. |
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| The long-awaited share-out of the large estates among peasants was postponed until the Constituent Assembly was in being. |
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| Of critical importance for negotiating the share-out of the union's overall financial package is the size of the cake. |
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| It is inconceivable, as the debate would have been mired in trying to find a needs-assessed share-out of funds. |
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| The agreement also included an obligation for the parties to respect the share-out of the domestic routes. |
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| The port system has evolved towards a share-out of traffic between gateway ports and the new transhipment ports. |
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| Scotland is partly setting an example, but it is also fuelling a sense that the English regions are doing poorly in the share-out of Whitehall's resources. |
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| The major share-out of remaining places has already begun, he said. |
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| But the overall funding rises, against a national inflation rate of 2.3 per cent, masked big differences in the detailed share-out among Yorkshire councils. |
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| He did not intend to be excluded from any further share-out. |
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| The share-out of the cash would almost certainly be based on the performance of parties at the previous general election, with a threshold before you got anything. |
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| But political freedom has bred impatience for a fairer share-out of the fruits of growth. |
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| Racial inequality is manifest in many respects, starting with the share-out of riches. |
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| An equal share-out of society's goods is self-evidently the place to start from. |
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| For now, though, the share-out of spoils from last year's revolt is more or less complete. |
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| The revolt began as a protest against a share-out of Executive funds to local government which Labour councils in the poorer areas of Scotland said was unfair. |
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| What in your opinion are the innovation related tasks performed at national level that could legitimately be financed via the share-out of revenue from renewal fees for European patents? |
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| With an ageing population, spending on share-out pension systems is going to increase at the same time as the social security contribution base decreases. |
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| The trickiest issue concerns the share-out of gas revenues. |
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