Sentence examples for that equalisation from inspiring English sources

They argued that equalisation should return to its original timetable of completion by 2020.

Others predict that equalisation could happen much earlier.Eventually, the IT services and software industries will globalise and probably operate much as hardware manufacturing does today, predicts Phil Codling, an analyst with Ovum Holway, a consultancy.

Once that equalisation process finishes in 2018, the SPA is then going to be raised swiftly by another year, to 66, between 2018 and 2020.

Alternatively it is possible that equalisation may have taken place at a younger age than first reported over a decade ago.

This contrasts with a recent English study based on nationally representative data purporting that equalisation occurs much later than previously proposed [ 43].

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

The receiver structure of an SOSTTC in an FS channel is given so that multichannel equalisation is used to mitigate the effects of multipath interference.

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.

From the PVSA experiments, it was found that a pressure equalisation step and product purge step improved the carbon capture performance in terms of CO2 concentration.

"Then we would compete on service and quality instead of risk, which is an interesting idea," he says wistfully.But this interesting idea is based on the premise that effective risk-equalisation is possible; and experience to date suggests that it is extremely difficult.

Four motorways profited from the equalisation system defined above, which implies that they are not profitable.