Sentence examples for for equalising the from inspiring English sources

We also built support for equalising the age of consent for homosexual men - a change eventually made in 1998.

He argued, unsuccessfully, for equalising the age of consent for gay people to 16, in line with heterosexuals, when the law was changed in 1994.

These are great for equalising the area of the map taken up by electorates, and thus you can more easily compare the amount of red and blue.

But cycling remains mired in this "delicate flower" mentality, with women's races routinely a third shorter than men's (even though there's a strong case to be made for equalising the distances downwards rather than upwards).

Sehgal, who has made a career from a serious-minded engagement in defying the expectations of the institutions of the art world, from its market to its veneration of the art object, has chosen to concentrate on a "social exchange of meaning" – artspeak for equalising the relationship between the artist and the public.

Chris Skidmore, minister for the constitution, said: "Equalising the size of constituencies in the boundary review will mean everyone's vote will carry equal weight.

The appetite for power seems to equalise the genders.

Danny Ings headed the away side into the lead, with Romelu Lukaku equalising for the Blues before the break.

Nikica Jelavic has just gone close to equalising for the home side, rattling the woodwork with a splendid free-kick.

Mike Hedden gave Devils a first-period lead, with Kevin Raine equalising for the Giants midway through the final period.

Liam Boyce came close to equalising for the Staggies, his shot flashing wide of the right-hand post.