Sentence examples for equal practice from inspiring English sources

The assumption was that rewarding equal practice size roughly rewards equal workload and job stress.

These results might indicate fairly equal practice between social service offices across municipalities.

In case of single-handed practices, personal number of consultations equals practice number of consultations.

In theory, these should be equal; in practice, they rarely are.

The public sector has historically led the way in developing good equal pay practice, most of which is publicly available.

Public sector leaders need to reinvigorate good equal pay practice: introduce regular equal pay audits, publish the outcomes, and take action to put right any inequities.

Martin McKee, of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, thinks that there will be an increasing need for a health policy developed at a European level, to co-ordinate standards and training: in theory, all doctors who qualify in the EU are equal; in practice, some are more equal than others.But more important than the pressure to centralise will be the power that accrues to patients.

"State employment practices and procedures that encourage nondiscriminatory and equal employment practices provide desirable models for the private sector and local governments," the resolution says.

Given that the Dixiecrat Revolt was set off by Truman's attempt to desegregate the military and to guarantee federal equal employment practices, Lott's sentiments were a nostalgic endorsement of white supremacy.

This selection procedure equals current practice for the selection of participants of 'FRIENDS for Life' in Amsterdam.

While not necessarily carried out in practice, equal pay for equal work has been law in the United States since the 1960s.