Sentence examples for of that equalisation from inspiring English sources

"Barnaby wants to get rid of that equalisation and people in regional Australia will be paying more.

It is known that the equalisation of tax made salt cheaper on the whole, decreasing the tax imposed on 130 million people and increasing it on just 47 million, leading to an increase in the use of the mineral.

The cost of the announced project is thrown into the mysterious grants commission machine and potentially distributed to other states as part of the equalisation formula.

Colin Challen MP Chair, all-party parliamentary climate change group Stern joins UNDP's "emerging consensus" of halving global emissions by 2050, also stressing the "pragmatism" of the equalisation of per capita emissions globally by then.

The purpose of the equalisation is to reduce the distortive channel effects as much as possible by maximising the probability of correct decision being made at the receiver.

Under the fixed feed-in tariff system, quantities of RES electricity are traded on the day-ahead or intraday spot market in accordance with the provisions of the Equalisation Scheme Ordinance (§ 2 AusglMechV).

The role of government therefore becomes one of equalisation, of finding ways to see that the wealth generated in the new economy doesn't simply flow to a tiny number of people at the top of the new corporations.

That would leave essential care services dependent on local property wealth and economic activity – unless there is some kind of equalisation formulae that protects poorer areas.

years past, have proved that no fears of an equalisation of property are to be apprehended from them.

Lansbury had long argued that a degree of rates equalisation across London was necessary, to share costs more fairly.

But given that Mr Martin has opened the door with his talk of tax equalisation, it's worth noting that most supermarkets would kill for something close to half that.