It adds that the risk of "significant financial damage resulting from employee claims for equal pay potentially going back over six years" is another possible outcome.
In some of the deals, Global Crossing and its counterparts issued checks to each other in equal amounts, potentially allowing each to use the proceeds as an increase in revenue, according to Mr. Olofson's lawyer, Brian C. Lysaght.
In February, Mick Mulvaney, the bureau's acting director, moved to strip enforcement powers from the Office of Fair Lending and Equal Opportunity — potentially reversing years of aggressive enforcement that resulted in dozens of cases.
The results of trials comparing the number and size of yabbies captured in Victorian farm ponds indicate that MOH should at least equal and potentially exceed the performance of OH when used to harvest yabbies for human consumption.
Alternatively, pairs of padding symbols or pilots, with equal value (potentially different than X c ), can be placed in symmetric odd parity positions around N/4, or around 3N/4.
Like the constitutional proviso that men and women are equal, the potentially powerful protections of EVAW exist mainly on paper.
The economic value of an integrated community campaign appears substantial: the ability to achieve high levels of coverage with economic efficiency equal or potentially superior to non-integrated (vertical) programs, without having to organize multiple programs.
Corporate sponsors looking for autographs plus angry players after a humiliating loss equals a potentially ugly situation.
However, in considering antibodies for biological defense, the market size equals the potentially vulnerable population.
The truth is, there is no sport in which men and women are able to compete more equally, thanks to golf's handicap system, which renders all players potentially equal, and to the placement of forward (or ladies') tees at most clubs, so that male and female drives wind up in more or less the same place.
