Sentence examples for call for parity from inspiring English sources
SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon has said she supports Plaid's call for parity, although not at the expense of Scotland's funding.
Professionals working in the sphere have long called for parity of esteem between mental and physical health.
The number of women directors at listed companies has increased three-fold since 2003 (thanks, partly, to a law calling for parity by 2015).
Calls for parity of esteem between academic and vocational led to demotion of practical; we need to re-establish the value of practical learning".
House Republican negotiators prefer the savings in the House-passed bill, which calls for "parity in Medicare payments" in doctors' office and outpatient hospital clinics.
Mr Scott said he welcomed government calls for parity of esteem between mental health and acute hospitals, but called for parity of funding to help end the need for OOA beds.
But they have called for parity with Scotland on funding, saying it would amount to an extra £1.2bn a year to the Welsh budget.
Henderson's parody of the Christian religious right and his calls for parity in the state's treatment of creationists in the name of pluralism underscore the fact that religious extremism is part of the American national imaginary.
With so much at stake and so much talent waiting in the wings, companies now have an opportunity to listen to the global voice calling for parity on boards and in the C-Suite.
This year's Oscars featured much needed calls for parity for African-American actors and actresses and it was also notable for women who fared pretty well in receiving awards.
