Sentence examples for imposing equality from inspiring English sources

Equality Bill Existing equality legislation will be merged in a single Bill imposing equality on gender, sexual orientation, religion, disability, ethnicity or race on public bodies.

The presented results show that it is possible to decouple the conditions containing the bilinear variables into separate conditions without imposing equality constraints or considering an iterative search of the controller and the observer gains.

By imposing equality constraints on required damping force and dynamic range of the vibration model, the principal design parameters, such as electrode length, can be determined from the non-dimensional analysis.

Additional tests of invariance were conducted by imposing equality constraints across groups on factor variances (Model 5), factor covariances (Model 6; only if the best fitting model was the two- or three-factor model), and latent factor means (Model 7) [ 31].

Imposing equality constraints on the parameters αk and βk (α1 = α2 = α and β1 = β2 = β) rendered the model identified.

The buckling load analysis in either case is performed via an exact method, which ensures the attainment of the global maximum critical load under the imposed equality mass constraint for any number of segments, type of boundary conditions, type of cross section and type of material of construction.

And, season after season, politicians and mathematicians spend their summer months telling the team owners, the players and La Liga about what needs to happen to spread the riches around, to impose equality when it comes to both income and opportunity.

It's also a pretty good description of what used to pass for conservatism — a sense that social relations and institutions are fragile things, and that, while government can't create wealth or impose equality, at moments like this it has to establish a new equilibrium between individuals and huge economic forces, so that society doesn't crumble.

Workplaces further democratic equality by "convening strangers from diverse backgrounds and inducing them to work together toward shared objectives under the aegis of the societally imposed equality principle".

We chose to impose equality for the aggregates of both scores and mirror scores, called reflection neutrality, in addition to concavity.

This allowed us to impose equality constraints on these loadings and to consider models where the baseline measurements and their changes depended on the baseline adiposity.