Sentence examples for equality analysis from inspiring English sources

The BMA's move came as the Department of Health published its own equality analysis of the contract.

The DH's equality analysis admitted that "while there are features of the new contract that impact disproportionately on women, of which some we expect to be advantageous and others disadvantageous, we do not consider that this would amount to indirect discrimination as the impacts can be comfortably justified".

The same as in the above equality analysis, we will obtain the result from the second equation of system (1.2).

An equality analysis between different treatments was conducted using GLM repeated measures ANOVA in the SPSS program (Version 12.0 K for Windows, SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL).

Scope of the Review Evaluation Findings The findings of this project completion review are analysed and organised in relation to standard OECD criteria of relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, impact, sustainability, gender equality, analysis and learning (M&E).

"In the absence of this information and any ministerial evidence, we are unable to form a view of how robust the equalities analysis was or how far the Treasury and the government complied with the public sector equality duty in relation to the 2015 spending review," the report said.

"In order to maintain public confidence that the public sector equality duty is being fulfilled, we recommend that the Treasury be independently evaluated on how robustly it has complied with that duty in the 2015 spending review process, and on how it can improve its equalities analysis".

We will consider the gross national product and income equality in analysis.

The women and equalities select committee said the Treasury, then headed by former chancellor George Osborne, had refused to give evidence on how the equalities impact analysis was conducted for the 2015 spending review.

But Mr Justice King and Lord Justice Elias said the government's analysis of equality issues was inadequate and failed to comply with public sector equality duties.

As part of its mandate to ensure the impact of policy changes on "protected groups" is taken into account properly, the Equality and Human Rights Commission asked analysis firm Landman Economics and the National Institute of Economic and Social Research to produce just such a "cumulative impact assessment".