Sentence examples for equalisation across from inspiring English sources

Lansbury had long argued that a degree of rates equalisation across London was necessary, to share costs more fairly.

No referendum is proposed and at some point a brave politician is going to propose a fresh look at the equalisation of resources across the UK, including tax-raising powers in regions and nations.

We identify global climate action with international emissions trading and the full equalisation of CO2 prices across all (EU) sectors as an economically reasonable policy option to avoid additional costs of the Decarbonisation Roadmap to a large extent.

The new care precept will generate very different levels of revenue across the country, with no equalisation system planned.

The Equalisation Hypothesis postulates that the health gap narrows across socioeconomic groups in early adolescence and has been described for all-cause mortality, mental health, health conditions and general health [ 38- 41].

Unfortunately, the process of equalisation affects the time domain characteristics of the (whole) equalised system.

Increasing gaps could be a development across the life course, possibly related to social equalisation in adolescence by the buffering effect of school and peer context, 47 but could also be a reflection of the increased social inequalities 31 and inequalities in other forms of health 48 51 that Sweden has faced during the past decades.

The salary cap's (artificial?) equalisation is one reason, talent is spread through the comp like icing sugar across a mighty chocolate mud cake.

In traditional trade models wages converge across trading partners with similar technologies even without migration, a phenomenon winningly branded "factor-price equalisation".

How much money does the state save through equalisation?

Many projects are subject to grants commission equalisation.