Sentence examples for equal awards from inspiring English sources

end{aligned}The Constrained Equal Awards (CEA) rule (Maimonides, twelfth century, among others) recommends equal awards to all agents, subject to no one receiving more than her claim: for each ((E,c in mathfrak {B}) and each (iin N,) begin{aligned} textit{CEA}_{i}(E,c equiv min {c_{i},mu }, end{aligned}where (mu ) is chosen so that (sum _{iin N}min { c_{i},mu } =E).

The next year, the Open became the first of the four Grand Slam tournaments to offer equal awards, now $850,000.

(D) Constrained equal awards rule [E].

(C) Constrained equal awards rule [E].

In contrast, the constrained equal awards rule and the constrained equal losses rule received much less support, while other progressive solutions garnered some attention.

Most importantly for the present study, they found the proportional solution to be the most attractive in the questionnaire studies, and this result held irrespective of whether respondents were asked to state the fair solution or to rank different rules that were described, while negotiation agreements were closer to the constrained equal awards rule.

"Really?" said Wozniacki, whose sport awards equal prize money to men and women in the majors.

Still, she called the Open's decision to award equal prize money a miracle.

It took 28 years until another grand slam consistently awarded equal prize money.

In 2007, Wimbledon became the last of the four Grand Slam tournaments to award equal prize money to the women.

Remarkably, the United States Open has been awarding equal prize money to women for more than 25 years.