"maintaining equality" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to discuss making sure that all people are treated equally and fairly. For example, "The company is committed to maintaining equality in the workplace by offering equal salary and benefits to all of its employees."
So, for PivotDesk, it's all about providing the best user experience, maintaining security, providing quality selection and maintaining equality (and quality) of supply and demand.
The parliament has recently approved a new gender equality bill with a special clause on attaining and maintaining equality in government committees.
This balance is important for keeping you centered, and especially for maintaining equality in a relationship if you share the bedroom with your partner.
14.Qc1 Here, Soltis writes that Black could maintain equality by keeping the symmetry: 14...Qc8 14...Qc8h3.
Additionally, an experienced health services researcher facilitated the discussion and maintained equality among all panel members.
The international version stipulates that all states must, at a minimum, maintain equality of opportunity in education and training [ 32].
Policy-makers should focus on three main issues that interact with each other, in order to achieve and maintain equality in the distribution of the health workforce [ 6].
He said he had been "hung out to dry" after UCL refused to reinstate him, maintaining that equality was one of its "core values".
To increase the intervals (delta t_{1}) and (delta t_{2}), while maintaining their equality, the average speed of cut should be increased at the section (left[ {s_{text{en}} left( {sigma_{1} } right),, s_{text{ex}} left( {sigma_{2} } right)} right]) and thereby the diminution (left| {Delta t_{text{ss}} } right|) should be reduced to the value (left| {Delta t_{text{ss}}^ right|).
Respect maintains an equality of status and value in the classroom.
In interviews, Delany said that the priority was to divide the conference's 12 teams into divisions to maintain competitive equality and historic rivalries.
