Sentence examples for equalisation of the from inspiring English sources

But it has also created a reaction from men (and from women too) against the greater equalisation of the sexes.

Harman said she had supported the equalisation of the age of consent for gay sex, but never campaigned for the age of consent to be lowered to 10.

She said she supported the equalisation of the age of consent for gay sex, but never campaigned for the age of consent to be lowered to 10.

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

"We've brought forward the equalisation of the state pension age to November 2018; we've brought forward [to October 2020] the increase in the state pension age to 66.

The parameter values result from equalisation methods for complex systems, i.e. the equalisation of the respective chemical potentials, or from direct computation through density functional theory (DFT).

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.

The equalisation of tax cost the government 1.2 million rupees of lost revenue.

So much for the hope that the past month would demonstrate a real advance in the dispersal and equalisation of power throughout the international game.

But most cynical of all is the decision to base the "equalisation" of constituencies on a version of the electoral register that potentially omits hundreds of thousands of people, especially students and recent migrants.

The former focuses on the equalisation of opportunity for those with the requisite capacities or abilities to obtain a particular advantaged social position – it focuses on the elimination of arbitrary discrimination in the process of selection for such positions and, by definition, justifies certain inequalities of outcome.