Sentence examples for equal availability from inspiring English sources

A random computerized drawing will be implemented by Major League Soccer and host Columbus to assure equal availability of tickets for M.L.S. Cup 2001, which will be Oct. 21...

We organised one BBC interview on the basis that the BBC would make it available to all, and that every outlet would observe an embargo set a few minutes later: ie, no exclusives, no deals, and equal availability to all at the same time, but with minimum media pressure on the family.

The Spanish operator, meanwhile, said that it was "willing to continue looking for possible solutions to take this operation to a good ending, as long as there is equal availability from Portugal Telecom to this effect, in a way in which both parties feel comfortable".

The Langmuir model is based on the assumption of adsorption homogeneity, supposing equal availability of adsorption sites, monolayer surface coverage, and no interaction between adsorbed species [40].

Here, citizens mostly see their potential and wish for a wide distribution and common equal availability, or simply adjustments to the current state, such as avoiding personal data misuse.

The exchangeable fraction (F1) was predominant in the location M; the locations J, N, R, C and Z had almost equal availability; the locations K, U and Ka had very similar contents, but lower than those of the other locations.

Therefore, output nodes have equivalent path-sets (i.e. the path-sets have equal availabilities and transition rates).

"It needs but a few days to show the absurdity of doubting the equal military availability of these people, as compared to whites," he wrote.

"My guess is that other things being equal, the availability of video evidence will lead juries to make harsher decisions," he said.

Thus, all other factors being held equal, the availability of the game increased the number of people connected to mobile towers in the city by 13.8% at lunch time and 9.6% at night.

But why, others have argued, should we fret over the linguistic cosmetics of which box on a form gets ticked when key issues such as equal pay, availability of child-care and political representation remain bigger practical obstacles to a fully equal society?