Sentence examples for equalisation at from inspiring English sources

The principles of the bill are right, faster equalisation at 66 sooner, [but] there is a particular group badly affected, [so] we will ease the transition.

Equalisation at age 65 was proposed in the Conservative chancellor Norman Lamont's budget of 1993, with legislation set in train in 1995 for men and women's entitlement to be equalised in 2020.

In these cases, there is a need for more complex equalisation at the relay since the use of AF limits the exploitation of space diversity provided by the use of multiple antennas.

The GST is a value-added tax of 10% on most goods and services, which is purportedly refunded back to the states based on a complicated horizontal fiscal equalisation formula aimed at providing the same level of services to all Australians.

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.

Normalisation or equalisation of the populations at national level means that the higher age profile and socio-economic deprivation of Wales is no longer taken into account.

As things stand, women born after 1950, but before 1953, face a sharp rise towards equalisation of the pension age at 65.

Alternatively it is possible that equalisation may have taken place at a younger age than first reported over a decade ago.

The equalisation of the state pension age at 65 is the first step towards a rise to 66 for both sexes in two years October 20200), and a planned further increase to 67 starting from 2026.

The FIA, within the rules, have an equalisation mechanism and that needs to be looked at.

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