Meanings of equitable division in English

For instance: An equitable division can be made between all the plunderers.

Early in the day, these architects had made an equitable division of their duties.

These consisted of household goods mostly, and the task of equitable division was difficult.

It seems to me to be a very fair and equitable division just as it is.

Tom and I were in Blythe's cabin with him discussing an equitable division of the spoils.

On a more equitable division of the ager publicus, a wiser distribution of the right of possession.

Therefore the most equitable division would be that the mother should take two-sevenths, the son four-sevenths, and the daughter one-seventh.

My dear Mr. de Gray, we will settle all bills, and make a fair and equitable division, in the morning.

Having no tribunal for making an equitable division, the matter was left to mutual agreement, resulting in disputes and frequently murder.

On the arrival of Paetus, who brought one legion with him, an equitable division of the Roman forces was made between the generals.

Sir, - I support the call of Pat Corcoran (December 4th) for a more equitable division of European Union subsidies for farmers.

The boats can be chartered cheaply; and I have learned that the necessary divers can be secured on an equitable division of the spoils.

Nothing could more manifestly promote industry and agriculture, than that fair and equitable division of lands among the people which took place in this province.