Sentence examples for equalisation to a from inspiring English sources

WA has been complaining of an unfair GST allocation for several years and is campaigning, with the support of Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria, for a change from the system of horizontal fiscal equalisation to a per capita distribution system.

Consequently, we need to perform an equalisation to decode and combine the received signals on each antenna before Alamouti re-encoding at the RN.

To some extent this is probably down to globalisation and factor price equalisation – to put it crudely: competition from cheap labour.

This study examined the respiration rate of harvested logs after temperature equalisation overnight to a range of temperatures and when stored at typical indoor or outdoor conditions to identify key factors affecting log respiration rate.

And unless indirectly discriminatory orchestral practices are challenged there is a very real risk that any move towards equalisation will grind to a halt.

[It] uses a traditional histogram equalisation approach to trying to make your photo better.

You should also receive a monthly currency equalisation payment to offset any risk to your salary.

Oxford also runs an equalisation fund to provide some support from the wealthiest colleges to their less well-off peers.

The government's draft legislation, published a couple of weeks ago, performs a now familiar U-turn on their commitment, and accelerates the equalisation timetable to 65 by 2 years, to start in 2016, to be completed by 2018.

"[Red Bull] are absolutely 100 per cent right," Ecclestone said on Monday when asked about team principal Christian Horner's statement that the governing body, the FIA, should apply an "equalisation mechanism" to narrow the gap.

America's founding fathers believed it led to a dangerous equalisation of property.