Sentence examples for enforce equal participation from inspiring English sources

A variation of this would be to have students work in dyads that enforce equal participation; one partner speaks for a period of time without the other student responding at all, and then they switch roles (Wickett, 2000).

Comparable worth would require the government to enforce equal pay for different jobs.

Mr Cruickshank would like the European Commission to enforce equal access for any user.

Florida was occupied by the U.S. Army during Reconstruction (1865 77), to enforce equal rights for African Americans.

And even if the niqab is a social norm achieved by cultural coercion — well, do we not enforce equal cultural coercion on women to, so to speak, unveil?

Senator Mike Johanns of Nebraska said he thought the court's ruling was "very specific in saying you don't have the authority" to enforce equal-access standards.

This proportional increase is because we have enforced equal frame split durations.

where is the power normalization vector which enforces equal stream power as given by (4).

Enforcing equal pay does little to tackle the reason behind pay inequality and can easily be invasive, costly and distortionary.

In 1887, Congress created the Interstate Commerce Commission which was tasked with enforcing equal rates for all railroad freight, but by then Standard depended more on pipeline transport.

Experiments were normalized by enforcing equal read counts.