THE DANGER WOULD BE THAT HE'S JUST NOT TRYING TO EQUALIZE THE PLAYING FIELD AND EQUALIZE THE TARIFF DISCREPANCY.
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Tech can help equalize opportunities in education, the mayor says.
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There's no reason to try to completely equalize market outcomes.
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Advertising supported businesses like Facebook equalize access and improve opportunity.
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I think people are sort of like, "Well …" They equalize things.
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Vodafone paid 1 billion euros in cash to Liberty to equalize ownership.
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Like, it's trying to equalize the disparate elements that are going on.
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Congress has acted from time to time to equalize the amounts temporarily.
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This breathing exercise helps equalize the nervous system and calm the mind.
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Colombia, the prematch favorite, which just used its attacking might to equalize?
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But twice América came back to equalize, and the game ended 2-2.
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The second hold there help equalize pressure in the newly water-resistant smartwatch.
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In short, reform should be sought to remove subsidies and equalize tax breaks.
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After that, weight loss seems to equalize between those two popular diet regimens.
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This exercise helps equalize our nervous system, reorienting us to a focused state.
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Brooks, speaking at Stanford University, predicted Kim will attempt to "equalize" the situation.
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Drahi won't stop at $3.7 billion in his attempt to equalize the two houses.
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With five minutes of added time, though, Albania still had a chance to equalize.
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The vast volumes of knowledge of the world, we could equalize access to that?
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Read last week's newsletter about how to equalize the mental load in your relationship.
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South Korea missed another good opportunity to equalize when Hwang Hee-chan headed wide.
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Baylor scored the next six points for the seventh tie to equalize at 57.
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She has also agreed to pay $406,000 to Chick to equalize payment between the two.
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Conservatives have said, 'equalize the credit between those who get it and those who don't.
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States often give a lot more to poorer districts in an attempt to equalize funding.
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Industry groups say tip-pooling is necessary to equalize compensations of servers and untipped workers.
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Mr. Christie described the plan last week as an attempt to "equalize" funding across districts.
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Despite the EoT attempts, Toyota has been reluctant to make concessions to equalize lap times.
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It's instructive to help us understand that capitalism does not equalize these conditions under racism.
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Levinson: Abolishing the Electoral College would certainly equalize the vote as a purely formal matter.
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You're wrong, you're wrong, you're wrong, and at some point, you equalize with the liar.
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Two decades ago, the state passed a radical law that aimed to equalize education funding.
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"That's kind of the relationship that we're trying to equalize that a little more," Kim said.
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Despite that, Madrid still found the strength to equalize in the 85th with substitute James Rodriguez.
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Ronald sued to equalize the trust, but in 1986, a California court refused to alter Ronald's inheritance.
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However, there's little evidence that the salary cap in football did anything to equalize the competitive balance.
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Bills have already been introduced in Congress to equalize tax rates between foreign and domestic corporate profits.
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Josh Lambo converted from 44 yards with two seconds remaining in the half to equalize for Jacksonville.
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To equalize market values, FCA will pay a dividend of 2.5 billion euros before consummating the union.
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On the bottom of the income scale, most voters supported policies to provide jobs and equalize incomes.
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But I'm convinced our country is bound to equalize, democratize and to save with love, not hate.
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Obtaining a four-year degree does not equalize the lifetime earnings of people from different economic backgrounds.
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The legislation attempted to equalize funding between states that expanded Medicaid under ObamaCare and states that didn't.
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The success of "Wonder Woman" will probably encourage studios to do more to equalize the playing field.
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The score stayed tied until Michel's touchdown, and Los Angeles had one last, best opportunity to equalize.
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Eventually, the storm will weaken when the temperatures and pressures equalize across the cold air-warm air gradient.
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And yes, as we open all military service to women, we should equalize Selective Service mandates as well.
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We must equalize the tax treatment of employers and individuals in terms of the payments for health care.
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This is about rejecting willful absurdities that equalize the very unequal in the name of art and consumption.
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We should adopt fiscal measures to "equalize," or share, national wealth, which are standard in other advanced countries.
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"We equalize how much each American receives toward her care, irrespective of where she lives," Mr. Cassidy said.
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"I'm convinced our country is bound to equalize, democratize and to save with love, not hate," he said.
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You have to go down, you have to equalize the pressure, and I'm not very good at that.
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The bill aims to equalize wait times across countries by changing the system to first-come first-served.
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It makes it more difficult to equalize my ears, and I need a good moment to do it properly.
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Narrator: It's called the eustachian tube, and it helps equalize pressure between your ears and the atmosphere around you.
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Most importantly, somebody has to help her in the water to equalize the pressure in her ears and sinuses.
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We could equalize funding between poor and wealthy school districts and boost teacher salaries in states that are lagging.
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"This is going to equalize everyone's security when they open stuff on their computers day to day," Holmes says.
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What can we do to equalize the playing field when it comes to just the basics of political participation?
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"We need to equalize the tax treatment for the purchase of coverage," said Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
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This limits the scope to further equalize spending power by taxing the top 1 percent at a much higher rate.
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"Policy discussions about rising global inequality should focus on how to equalize the distribution of primary assets," the researchers concluded.
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Alleviating this problem by seeking to "equalize" representation merely co-opts designers in perfecting vast instruments of surveillance and classification.
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Our organization's new report, Tackling Economic Inequality, Boosting Opportunity, details several public policies that, if enacted, would better equalize opportunity.
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Trump has leveled criticism at Mexico and has threatened to levy high tariffs on products to equalize the trade balance.
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An attempt to equalize pay has reached the top of many companies' agendas, particularly with high-profile employers like Google .
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Apps do help equalize ethnic barriers, as both parties in certain apps can filter out what they like and dislike.
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To equalize the corporate and pass-through rates, the latter should be chopped to about 28 percent, not 15 percent.
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"We are long past time that we equalize the bodies we put in space and on the moon," he adds.
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They then used the tool to equalize the outcome and found it didn't have a significant impact on the model's accuracy.
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Another defensive mix-up by Italy almost let in Fahad Al-Muwallad to equalize but his shot was saved by Donnarumma.
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After going down two goals, twice, Liverpool stormed back to equalize and then Dejan Lovren hit the winner in extra time.
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Energy Transfer has committed to equalize the price of the two stocks only for two years after completion of the deal.
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While under the EITC, childless adults get very little, Burman would equalize treatment across families regardless of the number of kids.
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Driving in Manhattan is not more lucrative than in the rest of the city; drivers already distribute themselves to equalize opportunities.
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The savings will allow the Education Department to equalize spending per student and start saving for capital improvements, Ms. Keleher said.
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And it's less clear if an increased minimum wage would do much, if anything, to equalize pay between men and women.
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" Asked if he is going to equalize tariffs: "I don't want to talk about tariffs yet, perhaps the next time we meet.
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The service also has an automatic post-production feature that helps equalize and mix audio so it sounds as good as possible.
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David has agreed to pay Shannon $1.4 million "to equalize the division of community property as set forth herein," the documents state.
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The Sanders plan would equalize insurance for everyone in America — a seismic shift in how Americans are used to getting health care.
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"In order to equalize the foregoing division of the parties' community property, [Tyler] shall pay [Tietjens] $500,000 in cash," the documents state.
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The Predators (1-2-0) took just 92 seconds to equalize, doing so with their fifth man-advantage marker in three games.
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Admission to these public charter schools is based on a lottery system in an effort to equalize students' chances of being admitted.
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The incorporation of dark-void eyes was a means for the artist to equalize and temper any referential traits in his work.
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Vodafone will pay 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) to U.S. billionaire John Malone's group to equalize their stakes in the merged company.
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It would also equalize the retirement age of female and male judges at 65 years, raising a 60 year limit for women.
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The goal was to equalize the profits for different drugs, so there would have been less incentive to use the expensive one.
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I would equalize each sound to make them feel a little more retro and match the black and white of the photos.
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In other words, black and brown students have more or less resegregated within charters, the very institutions that promised to equalize education.
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But I think it's also important to ask exactly how inflows of capital that equalize rates of return are supposed to happen.
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Sabonis knocked down one of two free throws with 2.6 seconds left to equalize at 93 at the end of the third.
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Experts say life insurance should be part of a broader estate plan, and an effective way to equalize how your assets are distributed.
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Jones scored at 7:06 to equalize at 1 and Dubinsky gave Columbus a one-goal advantage when he connected at 18:08.
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In a frenetic first period, van Riemsdyk scored again to equalize at 25 with a ricocheted shot in the crease at 24:26.
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Something as simple as judicial decisions mandating that states equalize their school funding formulas seems to produce positive educational results for poor kids.
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Chief negotiator Saeb Erekat said the Quartet had attempted to "equalize the responsibilities between a people under occupation and a foreign military occupier".
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Then things began to get very hectic as Enner Valencia missed a chance to equalize on a header that barely missed the goal.
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In 250, Hillary chaired a committee to recommend new education standards for us in response to a court order to equalize school funding.
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The amplification, though sensitively done, tended to equalize the sound somewhat, giving soft passages more presence and taking the edge off fortissimo outbursts.
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Despite the early deficit, the Rangers relied on two of their hottest scorers to equalize the score before the end of the period.
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For example, a study in Uganda had community leaders work with men and women to learn to equalize power dynamics over 3 years.
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The simple solution would have been to equalize the tax treatment, but President Obama chose to spend trillions and artificially increase premiums unaffordably.
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His crossing prowess cannot be underestimated either, having provided the pinpoint delivery for Ivan Perisic to equalize against England in the semi final.
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"Today, it's very difficult to harmonize or equalize all the different destinies or perspectives or situations of all our people," he told me.
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So while they generally can get behind Trump's call to equalize the playing field, there is an understanding that farms could get seriously hurt.
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A basic step to equalize opportunity would be to invest in education for disadvantaged children as the civil rights issue of the 21st century.
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Benioff has been a consistent advocate for equal pay for women, and Salesforce adjusted salaries of about 1,000 employees in 2015 to equalize them.
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When a plane is ascending and descending, atmospheric pressure changes, and our bodies try to equalize the internal pressure to match the outside environment.
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The administration could also pursue a "Grand Bargain" — maintaining the current trading framework, but negotiating concessions from partners to help equalize unsustainable trade imbalances.
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These rules were obviously designed to allow people with pre-existing conditions to purchase health coverage, and to equalize the premiums paid by everyone.
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Nonetheless, it is safe to say that she is on to something big, and her mission to equalize pan dulce is steadily moving forward.
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Open collaboration platforms also enable employees to share ideas and interact, make things transparent, remove politics and equalize the playing field, which is essential.
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Other Republicans say the idea is just moving to equalize the tax treatment between people who get insurance through work and those who don't.
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So essentially the algorithm is optimizing for quality over quantity right now, but that should equalize as the natural language processing gets better over time.
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His plan to equalize income and capital-gains rates — with exceptions such as investments in economically distressed "opportunity zones" — faces a different sort of opposition.
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The Tea Party saw that concern about economic equality as justifying an attempt to equalize income between the rich and poor by taxing the middle.
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However, significant uncertainty remains as to the structure of the transaction, and, Fitch could potentially equalize Reynolds and BAT's ratings as more information becomes available.
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If the Gulf Stream weakens, Kopp says, as it is expected to do in a warmer climate, then the differences in sea level will equalize.
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The law is the first of its kind in the U.S., and proponents say it's needed to equalize the representation of women in corporate boardroom.
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That idea could resonate now, along with mark-to-market, by explaining that both would equalize wealth and work to overcome complexity challenges, Hanlon said.
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The plan — among other changes — takes steps to equalize the tax treatment of employer-provided insurance plans and plans that individuals buy on their own.
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And we can't, unless we take all children away from their parents when they're born and send them to state schools, we can't equalize that.
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" But the former vice president argued that the entire debate between Harris and him over busing centered on "how do you equalize education in every area.
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"We're not doing it to equalize population or make the districts more compact or contiguous," David Gersch, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said of Republican legislators.
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But Gilette is in a somewhat unique position: The nature of other impairments makes it functionally impossible to introduce an artificial element to equalize the sport.
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Tunisia's Ferjani Sassi was also pestered by them before the took a penalty - but he still managed to convert it and equalize for the African side.
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The covered agreement greatly limits the effect of EU Solvency II regulations on U.S. insurers and helps equalize the regulatory burden on U.S. and EU reinsurers.
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Angel Di Maria benefited from the French defense's passiveness to equalize with a long-range cracker before Gabriel Mercado flicked Lionel Messi's shot past Hugo Lloris.
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In theory this problem could be solved at a state or local level; all that research relies on past state efforts to equalize funding, after all.
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U.S. goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher, however, was not at her best and poor positioning allowed Hermoso to equalize two minutes later with a lob into the net.
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Arguably, free movement of labor has made migration harder for those outside the European Union, whereas a Labour Brexit policy could equalize the criteria for all.
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The decree also included measures to equalize interest rates between all players providing loans to the farm sector, which officials said is aimed at promoting competition.
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"I said, 'Let's miniaturize — or at least, equalize — Andy, and set him in a New York context and inside the actuality of the moment,'" he explains.
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France's lead was short-lived when just four minutes later, defender Samuel Umtiti inexplicably handled the ball in the box, with Mile Jedinak stepping up to equalize.
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If the Republicans say look, we need a bill to equalize this and Google and Facebook should also be subject to these regulations, I would vote yes.
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By strategically controlling the alternating electrical current flowing through the graphene, the scientists also found they can mix frequencies together, and even amplify or equalize specific sounds.
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"By that point, the women's movement had worked for 216.8 years to equalize the marriage laws," she said on the podcast Death, Sex and Money in 21980.
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The orchestra not only declined to equalize her pay with Mr. Ferrillo's, the suit claims, but also retaliated against her for trying to discuss the issue publicly.
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Robert E. Lighthizer, Mr. Trump's top trade negotiator, said on Wednesday that he would "examine all available tools" to equalize tariffs that China imposed on American cars.
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The oil is not taking the brunt of the heat, and it's unlikely that the temperature of the oil will equalize to that of the oven itself.
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The Pro earbuds also have a vent on the side of each piece, which continuously equalize the pressure in a user's ear, making them more comfortable to wear.
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During the ascent, the helium would expand in the balloon as the pressure inside the balloon attempted to equalize with the low-pressure of the high-altitude atmosphere.
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In the 1980s, France designated Education Priority Zones to provide increased funding to schools in at-risk communities in an attempt to equalize educational opportunities across the country.
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However, a too-many-men-on-the-ice penalty by the Maple Leafs opened the door for Philadelphia to equalize on just its third shot of the contest.
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"We need not and do not resolve whether, as Texas now argues, states may draw districts to equalize voter-eligible population rather than total population," Justice Ginsburg wrote.
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In this national discussion about how we equalize opportunity in this post-Jim Crow era, in all of the ways that matter right now, am I even black?
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In the 1980s, France designated Education Priority Zones to provide increased funding to schools in at-risk communities in an attempt to equalize educational opportunities across the country.
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Additionally, they want to equalize the tax treatment of debt and equity, and eliminating interest deductibility would raise revenue to help pay for cuts to business tax rates.
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His twist, of course, is even more elaborate — lie and then keep lying until you exhaust everyone around you and your non-facts slowly equalize with the truth.
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The EoT has been in use since the inception of the sport, but in previous years it helped to equalize the playing field between diesel and gasoline engines.
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When tour company Intrepid Travel realized that most of its trip leaders were men, it sought to equalize the imbalance, noting that 65% of its customers are female.
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Explore how the meals we prepare and eat nourish diversity, empower and equalize in this conversation between Kerry Diamond, Jon Gray and Julia Turshen, moderated by Kim Severson.
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Croatia rallied to equalize on a terrific left-foot strike by Ivan Perisic, but France took the lead right back when Perisic handled the ball in the area.
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After Dallas pulled Bishop, Heiskanen was awarded a goal that went in off Zdeno Chara at 17:36 to make it 4-3, but the Stars couldn't equalize.
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The busing of thousands of black and white Boston students to equalize the racial mixes in the schools led to racial turmoil and death threats against Judge Garrity.
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While the Lifeline expansion passed Thursday doesn't improve access where access doesn't exist, it's a much-needed effort to equalize opportunities for Americans regardless of income and circumstance.
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The court has yet to rule on anything that might also equalize access to technologies that could help with conception, or to ensure that a child conceived is healthy.
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At the East Tech West conference in Nansha, Guangzhou, this week, business leaders, investors and experts contemplated how the country can effectively "equalize" these services for the whole nation.
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Billionaire Richard Branson's airline announced that they would be scratching their mandatory makeup policy in an effort to equalize the gender requirements between their male and female crew members.
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A pair of more complex but related changes intended to equalize billing for procedures including medical imaging and drug management would save $240 billion more over the same period.
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We can think of our health care data as a contribution to the public good and equalize its availability to scientists and researchers across disciplines, like open source code.
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"Secretary Perdue expressed a desire to harmonize and equalize the inspection process to give each country confidence in the safety of food products," the U.S. Department of Agriculture said.
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And, since environments impact the way genes get expressed, and there's no way to equalize the environment — except to fix racism — there's no way to do a controlled experiment.
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We have to make an effort in the next month to make sure that, let's try an equalize that, let's try and bring on a couple of women columnists.
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Croatia rallied to equalize with a terrific left-foot strike by Ivan Perisic; however France took the lead right back when Perisic handled the ball in his own penalty area.
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Mr. Johnson's preferred approach to that imbalance would be to force all corporations to become pass-throughs, a move he says would equalize tax treatment and encourage more corporate investment.
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I make no assumptions about global rates of return, except to assume that in the relevant time horizon there's no reason to expect enough capital inflows to equalize such rates.
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In the mid-20th century, we could trust in the free flows of capital and labor to equalize regional suffering, but those flows have dried up in the 21st century.
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So he knew right away that Trump would use this as an effort to try to equalize what the Russians were doing on behalf of President Trump in 22020 — Gotcha.
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Another workaround could be that Vodafone India sells some of its equity to Aditya Birla Group in order to equalize their stakes, or that it receives an equalizing cash payment.
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Lovren won almost double the number of aerial duels of any team-mate against England, including a crucial header at the death in extra time, with England desperate to equalize.
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Tannehill led an 86-yard drive, finishing it when he found Corey Davis with an 8-yard touchdown strike to equalize at 10-10 in the final seconds of the half.
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Some problems the Big Six could run into: The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB,) the leading small business association, wants to equalize the small business rate and the corporate rate.
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The ideal solution would be eliminating EITE exemptions, and instead implementing some kind of border-adjustment tax based on carbon content — that would equalize the competitive effects while preserving the incentive.
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The leader behind a movement looking to allow states to elect presidents based on the national popular vote argues that the initiative would help equalize votes among states across the country.
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"Little attention has focused on the population base jurisdictions must equalize to meet the 'one person one vote' demand," Justice Ginsburg said on Monday in announcing her opinion from the bench.
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Removing the gender factor could in effect equalize rates for inexperienced drivers: Younger men, who have typically paid higher rates, on average might see declines, while younger women could see increases.
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The ballot initiative, however, seems driven primarily by a desire to equalize population and income among the proposed splits, rather than by any economic or social considerations that actually make sense.
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But in an effort to equalize fees across the board, Patreon's passing the service fee on to backers—which ultimately could hurt creators if people start bail because of the extra charge.
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Trade diplomacy that recognizes the difference between America's domestic tax regime and foreign VAT regimes, and attempts to equalize it — not additional taxes — are the answer to America's long-standing VAT disadvantage.
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" The Palestine Liberation Organization secretary general, Saeb Erekat, took issue with what he said was the report's attempt to "equalize the responsibilities between a people under occupation and a foreign military occupier.
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" That is what the Palestine Liberation Organization secretary general, Saeb Erekat, took issue with, calling it an attempt to "equalize the responsibilities between a people under occupation and a foreign military occupier.
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And when I came back from the war, during that postwar period, we did a great deal to equalize opportunities for women, African-Americans, Jews and a lot of discriminated-against people.
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In one family Ms. DiPietro worked with, the founder had given sons and daughters unequal shares of the business, which led to a discussion on how to equalize the distribution going forward.
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If you sow enough doubt into an already complex and unclear situation, however serious, it will equalize the playing field and make everyone just confused enough that everything seems up for grabs.
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In the past, British women were able to claim their pension at age 60, while men had to wait until they were 65, but the government has moved to gradually equalize their positions.
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Almeida scored 10 minutes into his Hannover debut, only for Sandro Wagner to equalize from close range and then convert a rebound after a Jan Rosenthal header struck the post right after halftime.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary opposes a European Union plan to equalize pay between seconded and local workers as it would pose an "unacceptable competitive disadvantage" to Hungarian companies, a government spokesman said on Monday.
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In addition, low-spending states and those with unequal distributions of education dollars need to increase and equalize school funding so that all children can learn and teachers can teach under reasonable conditions.
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Oh, and one more thing for Wall Street–skeptical readers: This isn't part of the border adjustment issue, but the GOP tax plan would also equalize the tax treatment of debt and equity.
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I should say that much philosophical ink has been spilled on the issue of what governments should seek to equalize: Should it be well-being, resources, the capability to lead a decent life?
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Oh, and one more thing for Wall Street-skeptical readers: this isn't part of the border-adjustment issue, but the GOP tax plan would also equalize the tax treatment of debt and equity.
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Posey's mission is to equalize the standards for men and women in the military, and she's starting by challenging the Marine Corps Physical Fitness Test (PFT), a series of exercises to measure physical strength.
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While many farmers are Republicans and Trump supporters — and generally can get behind Trump's call to equalize the playing field — there is an understanding that farms could get seriously hurt in the short term.
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Laine got the Jets on the board with Subban in the box at 19:09 of the third period by squeezing a wrister from the left circle through Rinne's pads, but Winnipeg couldn't equalize.
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Vodafone will pay 22016 billion euros ($21 billion) cash to John Malone's group to equalize their stakes in the venture, which will rank as the second-largest telecoms company after KPN in the Netherlands.
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If Italy's rating were downgraded to BBB- or lower, it is likely that Fitch would reconsider its approach of rating SACE one notch above the sovereign and would equalize its rating with the sovereign.
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On the policy side, we need to equalize access to a good education, increase training and apprenticeships, raise wages or provide wage subsidies, and expand unemployment insurance and other parts of our safety net.
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Second homes and investment properties are taxed at a higher rate than primary residences in New Brunswick, despite years of lobbying by the real estate industry for the provincial government to equalize the rates.
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And while efforts to equalize funding that "level down" funding in rich districts can have bad effects, there's plenty of research suggesting that good funding equalization plans can improve academic performance for disadvantaged students.
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It's not surprising that Carlyle was the first of its peer group to equalize shareholder votes, given that it's also the first to have all its founders pull back from day-to-day management.
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Laine got the Jets on the board with Subban in the box at 19:09 of the third period by squeezing a shot from the left circle through Rinne's pads, but Winnipeg couldn't equalize.
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Equalize the tax rate between labor and capital through a combination of a Wall Street Speculation Tax, a higher tax rate on capital gains and collecting Social Security and Medicare taxes on capital gains. 85033.
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Because the potential to equalize tariffs has such tremendous economic upside for the U.S. economy, investors are willing to put up with pain even if the chance of success is only 50 percent or less.
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The newsletter will curate the content from a variety of organizations and publications that would be of interest to young women who care about gender equality and playing a role and helping to equalize that.
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This strong-state model can include a larger-than-typical role for state governments in funding schools, a state-mandated salary schedule for teachers or efforts to equalize funding between poor and rich school districts.
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The easiest way to close the loophole would be to equalize the rates on capital gains and regular income, as was done in 1986, but this would encounter staunch Republican opposition in a legislative fight.
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One mistake from Delph allowed United to equalize with a goal by Marcus Rashford just before halftime, and only a remarkable double save from Ederson, the City goalkeeper, prevented Mourinho's team from salvaging a tie.
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One of the lawsuit's most damning allegations is that Google's failure to pay men and women equally is willful because the company knew or should have known about its pay disparities but failed to equalize salaries.
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Looking to equalize, the Bucs drove to Detroit's 23-yard line, but running back Doug Martin lost a fumble to Lions cornerback DJ Hayden while being dumped for a 2-yard loss on third-and-1.
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Policymakers should equalize the overall rates on income earned by all types of businesses, but they should remember that corporate income is double-taxed — once at the corporate level and again when individuals receive corporate dividends.
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Vodafone has also agreed to jointly exercise the voting rights it holds in excess of the Aditya Birla Group until the pair find a way to equalize them at some point over the next 10 years.
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"Allowing the fidget spinner to float reduces the bearing friction by permitting the rate of the central ring and outer spinner to equalize, and the whole thing spins as a unit," Bresnik explained in the video caption.
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YEKATERINBURG, Russia (Reuters) - Senegal coach Aliou Cisse criticized his team for letting Japan equalize twice in their World Cup Group H game on Sunday and said he expected more from central defenders Kalidou Koulibaly and Salif Sane.
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One of the most powerful ways to equalize the playing field in America is to give all young people a fair and equal chance to make the most of his or her potential through a college education.
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The bill's goal is to equalize the funding for federal health care programs in the U.S. territories of Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa and the Northern Mariana Islands with those in U.S. states.
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It also includes engaging with communities and families to equalize gender roles in society and at home, and ensuring that Room to Read's own workplace culture is founded on gender balance and integrity for all our staff.
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LeBron James was the first to score in the fourth quarter, with a powerful drive to the basket against Kevin Durant, but Durant was able to answer with a turnaround jumper over James to equalize the points.
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"The decision to equalize the state pension age between men and women was made more than 20 years ago and achieves a long-overdue move toward gender equality," said a spokesman for the Department for Work and Pensions.
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Burying anti-Semitism among offenses such as bullying and sexual harassment is a dodge to equalize things that are not equal and in the process ensure that anti-Semitism is rarely privileged with a mention of its own.
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This follows a trade group representing top U.S. pension funds and asset managers asking exchanges to require companies seeking to go public with share classes with unequal voting rights to have plans to equalize them within seven years.
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"Drawing districts to equalize people is the only way to ensure that the communities where people live and work are fairly represented in the nation's legislatures," Michael Li, counsel for the Brennan Center's Democracy Program said after oral arguments.
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"We're hoping crowdfunding can start to equalize the distribution of funding," says Swart, who also serves as chief strategy officer at NextGen Crowdfunding LLC, a year-old startup that provides information about funding portals, individual companies and crowdfunding regulations.
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"I told all my players after the match that they can be very proud, they can keep their heads high," said Tabarez, who saw his team nearly equalize at the end of the first half but otherwise create little.
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The Red Bulls contented themselves with a Gonzalo Veron penalty kick in the 70th minute to equalize and with a series of digs about their rival's long — and to date fruitless — search for a stadium to call their own.
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As PEOPLE reported in April 2019, Shannon and David settled their divorce — with David agreeing to pay Shannon $1.4 million and "to equalize the division of community property as set forth herein," according to documents obtained by The Blast.
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He didn't alter the pitch of the cactus sounds, but did equalize them and applied a compressor, an effects unit used in electronic music to reduce loud sounds or amplify quiet ones, thereby compressing the range of the audio.
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While many farmers are Republicans and Trump supporters — and generally can get behind Trump's call to equalize the playing field — one Wisconsin dairy farmer, Roger Mehre, told Vox earlier in July that farmers in his circles are getting increasingly nervous.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Warsaw is strongly opposed to changes put forward by the European Union's executive to equalize pay between seconded and local workers and hopes to block them together with other poorer countries in the bloc, Polish diplomatic sources said.
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It might be unprincipled for Democrats to equalize this double standard by taking the debt limit hostage the way Republicans did during the Obama years, but there's no principle that says the Democrats must resign themselves to Republican extremism in perpetuity.
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The Great Recession served to equalize my generation somewhat—some of the kids I envied for their annual trips to summer camp are now adults working alongside me for tips by the hour, ending one gig and going to the next.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California and her allies plan to hold a ceremony on Wednesday to formally reintroduce the Paycheck Fairness Act, a measure intended to equalize pay between men and women that Democrats have tried to enact for 20 years.
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For instance, for the 15.5 million Americans with cancer, Senate lawmakers could follow the lead of 43 states and the District of Columbia, which passed oral parity laws to equalize patients' out-of-pocket costs for oral and IV therapies.
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Further discussion has indicated that this lack of effect might actually be because men are less likely to actually take their parental leave, and some have pitched mandating men take paid family leave as well, trying to equalize the time off.
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It's disheartening that an effort to equalize the policies of the different branches has decreased the leave for some, and, although military duty is a special case, it would have been even better to see leave raised to 18 weeks across the board.
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Other times, parents want to equalize gifts they have already made, he said — such as paying for one child's education through medical school when another only pursued a bachelor's degree, or funds offered to buy a house, get married or start a business.
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However, the Oakland Raiders still have the better record against common opponents; if they win in Denver and the Patriots lose to Miami, every other tiebreaker (overall record, conference record, etc.) will equalize and the Raiders will be the AFC's top seed.
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The bill's formula shifts around the current pot of money based on how many residents in each state are close to the poverty line, and also seeks to equalize payments, regardless of differences in the price of medical care in different regions.
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What if a caucus of its members in Congress elected a shadow cabinet (with weighted voting to equalize the influence of senators and representatives) with members pledged to lead the formation of unified policy consensus for each cabinet-level office of the executive?
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However defensive frailties allowed Norway to equalize after 21 minutes and take a 2-1 lead early in the second half, leaving Belgium coach Marc Wilmots to devise a plan for their opening match at the finals against Italy on June 13.
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Since the iPhone 7 is now more of a sealed box because of its water resistance, Apple told Mashable the components in its place (including that piece of plastic) now function as a barometric vent to equalize the internal pressure to have an accurate altimeter.
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Under Mr. Cameron, the Conservatives pushed through a law that would reduce the number of parliamentary constituencies to 600 from 650, while trying to equalize the number of voters in each constituency — the same reasoning behind redistricting in the United States after a census.
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Masvidal mentioned Canelo at the post-fight press conference in New York, saying he wants to compete in boxing so he can equalize an inter-sports scoreline after Floyd Mayweather easily defeated Conor McGregor in the 10th round of a commercially-lucrative 2017 bout.
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In the video's caption, Bresnik explains why the fidget spinner goes so crazy in space: Allowing the fidget spinner to float reduces the bearing friction by permitting the rate of the central ring and outer spinner to equalize, and the whole thing spins as a unit.
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In 21971, Hillary chaired a committee to recommend new education standards for us as a part of and in response to a court order to equalize school funding and a report by a national expert that said our woefully underfunded schools were the worst in America.
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In addition to a visual overhaul, the Xbox Goldeneye 007 would add online multiplayer, with leaderboards, three new stages taken from the singleplayer story and the ability to equalize player heights to ensure no wily competitors cheated their way to success using the pint-sized Oddjob.
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Even if not universally beloved, the shared-donation program has become such an integral part of the district's culture that some advocates of secession say that if Malibu becomes its own district, it should have a centralized donation system to equalize funding across the town's four schools.
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"If one really wants to equalize the capital gains and ordinary rates, the best solution is to start looking at provisions that reduce or eliminate the tax benefits of deferral," Lily Batchelder, a professor at New York University's law school, said at the CAP Action Fund event.
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But if sperm sorting, which is 93 percent effective in conceiving girls, were made available to any woman who wanted to select in favor of a girl, we might see both poor and middle-class people conceiving girls, in that way helping to equalize the male surplus.
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KSG: Well, a border tax adjustment is a regularly used tool in international trade by countries who, if they believe that another country is dumping products in their country, they can impose a border tax adjustment to try and equalize the price to make their domestic products competitive.
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The equalizing process is usually assisted by an air crew ensuring that the cabin is pressurized, but even with that help, many people still feel effects of altitude change through things like ears popping, which happens because your middle ear is trying to equalize pressure with the surrounding atmosphere.
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My friend, Ehrlichman's aide, had just left the White House and had taken with him a large binder with internal memorandums circulating as the administration worked its way through the incendiary issue of whether to bus inner-city minority children to predominantly white schools to equalize educational opportunities.
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In one instance, with a family clock that several children wanted, Ms. Hall said she suggested that their mother get the clock valued — it was worth $7,500 — and give it to her oldest child, per family tradition, but then give $7,500 checks to her other children to equalize things.
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So to equalize that a bit -- yay equality, said the Founders, sort of -- here's one big thing the rest of the Dems could ask forgiveness for: a debate system that left out Julián Castro and Cory Booker, and a primary system that led Kamala Harris to drop out.
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"Carbon is a natural conductor, so when you connect the pad to the wire, which is connected to the ground through the ground port, you equalize the electrical potential of the mat with the earth, giving your body access to the planet's free electrons," Ober added, in an interview with Goop.
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In the debates, Clinton needs to correct her blunder by explaining with passion and moving words her vision of her presidency if elected, and her plans, with details and goals, about how she will create high-paying American jobs, equalize pay for women and lift wages for all working people.
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If a state does not want to open more precincts or use more voting machines in high-population precincts to equalize wait times, it could follow the lead of states like Colorado, Oregon and Washington, all of which use vote-by-mail systems that reduce the temporal poll tax to zero.
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Here they have inevitably encountered a challenge: As a trade-off for lower corporate rates, better enforcement, and a new job friendly territorial levy, House Ways and Means Committee Republicans have embraced a revolutionary but controversial "border adjustment " of business taxes to equalize the tax burden on domestic and foreign production.
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Specifically: while global capital markets should tend to equalize after-tax rates of return in the long run, the imperfect integration of goods markets implies that the long run is pretty darn long – not enough for us to be all dead, but long enough that return equalization should take decades.
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Democratic donors are more motivated than Republican donors to take political action on the basis of candidate gender, even when we control for — or essentially equalize members of each party by — their identification as evangelical, support for traditional or progressive gender roles, and other traits like gender, race, age, and ideology.
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The letter seeks to equalize tax treatment of exports, safeguard "Buy American" public procurement rules, tighten rules of origin to keep more Chinese parts and products from entering the United States tariff-free and include "snap-back" provisions that allow tariffs to be reimposed to guard against a surge of damaging imports.
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These efforts picked up steam in the 1990s in part in reaction to publication of Jonathan Kozol's "Savage Inequalities," which documented the vast disparities in school spending between wealthy and poor school districts, spurring lawsuits and education reform movements in many states to equalize funding by enlarging the overall pot of education money.
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But rather that a new détente needs to develop between the creative and the corporate sides of this industry: one of mutual respect, that attempts to equalize the balance of power, so that both are invested in, and loyal to, the same future: dressing their customer as relevantly and responsively and reliably as possible.
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Specifically the trade group will ask New York Stock Exchange parent, Intercontinental Exchange, and Nasdaq to require in their listing standards that companies seeking to go public using multiple share classes with unequal voting rights have plans to equalize them within seven years, according to letters seen by Reuters that the trade group plans to send on Wednesday.
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Much of the rhetorical purpose of The Bell Curve seems to be devoted to muddying the waters between the claim that there are limits to how much reasonable policy interventions can do to equalize everyone's abilities and social outcomes, and the claim that there is virtually nothing useful we can do with activist policy to help people.
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Specifically the trade group will ask New York Stock Exchange parent, Intercontinental Exchange Inc, and Nasdaq Inc to require in their listing standards that companies seeking to go public using multiple share classes with unequal voting rights have plans to equalize them within seven years, according to letters seen by Reuters that the trade group plans to send on Wednesday.
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Contrary to some economists who've argued the highest returns in education come from pre-K and other early interventions, Hendren and Sprung-Keyser find that some higher ed interventions (like Pell Grants and related state funding for public universities in Texas) and K-12 programs (like programs to equalize funding between majority-nonwhite and majority-white schools) have infinite returns.
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The EU is also considering other taxes - on the digital economy, on flying, on financial transactions and on products made with high CO2 emissions imported into the EU. Commission officials warn time is running out and the EU risks starting next year with no money to protect its borders, finance research and fund student exchanges, or equalize standards of living.
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What really scares the pro-plutocrats on both sides of the political aisle about her, Sanders and other democratic socialists is that they have become messengers for a compelling message with an actual vision — the simple idea that it's up to government to intervene and equalize the playing field between the capital that owns the politicians, the system and the rewards, and the general public toiling to provide those rewards.
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