make equal

In an ideal world (a world in which, alas, we will never live), we would make equal demands of each other.

One could make equal claims to the insincerity of just about any Israeli leader based on their words and deeds.

The two parallels to a line through a point make equal acute angles with the perpendicular to the line through the point.

Mr. President and gentlemen, you cannot make equal what God Almighty has made unequal.

It was true that no man had incurred equal guilt; but it was true also that no man had it in his power to make equal reparation.

Judge Sewall was unwilling to make equal provision for her, hence the stumbling block in their courtship.

When two men of unequal powers make equal efforts, they turn out unequal amounts of product.