Sentence examples for equalizing as from inspiring English sources

"I think there is this notion that we want the tax system to be as equalizing as we can, and there is a sense – that's a very real one — that the policies of the city have been insensitive to the needs of the middle class and those struggling to make it," Mr. Weiner said.

Two minutes into the second half, Chelsea equalized as fortuitously as it had conceded, via another own goal off the Sunderland defender Matt Kilgallan.

Every advantage that cannot be justified needs to be equalized, as well as every disadvantage not due to personal choice and responsibility.

Thus, a given social order is just when it equalizes as much as possible, and in a normatively plausible way, all personal disadvantages for which the person is not responsible; and when it at the same time accords individuals the capacity to bear the consequences of their decisions and actions, in accordance with their capacity for autonomy.

Oligonucleotide lengths and melting temperatures were equalized as much as possible and specificity of amplification measured by melting-curve analysis.

Lysates were sonicated, cleared and equalized as above.

Additionally, conditions between the patient groups studied were equalized as much as possible by choosing one reconstruction method for all PET images, since this is known to affect the SUV [ 37].

Colleges and universities should be engines of social change, equalizing students (as much as possible) across old lines of race, class and gender.

IPNLMS is effective in equalizing sparse as well as non-sparse room impulse responses.

The peripheral volumes were equalized, as these values were almost equal and the model resulted in a similar objective function (P > 0.05).

On the other hand, it is less clear whether health counts as an equilisandum under a principle of equality of 'resources.' If it were counted, health would be equalized as a means to some further goal or condition, but not as a goal in itself.