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Even so, the more equal their incomes and time at work, the more equal the work at home.
" "I have been on this issue in many different ways -- how do we make education more equal, how do we make health care more equal?
Economically, the two countries are on a more equal footing.
He brought a change in relationship, making it more equal.
He realised that some butters are more equal than others.
The president who achieved a more equal and fair economy.
The accumulating evidence puts Neanderthals on a more equal footing.
Some pictures, in his eye, are more equal than others.
First of all, the figures are on a more equal basis.
Power is more available, but that doesn't mean it's more equal.
In more recent photos, they are on a more equal plane.
Almost everywhere it is becoming freer, more equal and more satisfying.
It felt more equal; you both finish in the same way.
Peru, he said, would be "more modern, more just, more equal".
Some of the inhabitants were more equal than others, of course.
We need comprehensive immigration reform to create a flatter, more equal world.
All colleges are equal but some colleges are more equal than others.
So, it might be that men and women would become more equal.
Some of us are more equal than others, and they like Trump.
But as it is, some of us are more equal than others.
We're more equal, more just, more honest with ourselves and each other.
So to me my challenge is how to make society more equal?
It's is just what you'd imagine and more: equal parts chopsticks and fork.
Then, as Beatty explains, books were eliminated to help people feel more equal.
Inspired by so many transformational women who have made the world more equal!
Thanks for everything you do to make this country a little more equal.
It's going to take a while for the interest to be more equal.
Relations between husbands and wives have become more equal (though not equal enough).
A more equal world means a world with healthier, happier, more educated people.
The closer that figure is to 0, the more equal the payroll distribution.
IN THE first decade of the new millennium Latin America grew more equal.
They'd also like to see better and more equal-handed enforcement by regulators.
Innovations to bridge the homework gap might even help create more equal societies.
The Constitution that Dessalines created advocated equality and more equal distribution of wealth.
Members of our community are that little bit more equal in our society.
And I think it's time we put our relationship on more equal footing.
I think China can do many things to make a society more equal.
Hell, even S. Williams and V. Williams (17–11) offers up something more equal.
Would we like to have a more equal society, a kinder, more inclusive society?
Action thus became impossible and their efforts for a more equal pay structure continue.
"I want a different Europe, stronger, but more equal," Savona said in a statement.
While mothers still do more work at home, the burden is becoming more equal.
"In a more equal society with less gender differences, gender violence decreases," he said.
Women's rights groups hope the new reforms will lead to a more equal society.
How will you use your office to make our workplaces more equal and just?
A lower Gini coefficient represents a more equal distribution of income in a population.
"Maybe Mr. Trump can make it better by making it more equal," he said.
Instead, they should use federal and state recovery aid to encourage more equal communities.
All of us are equal before #globalwarming, but some are more equal than others.
Such an investment would mean a more equal, more just, and more prosperous society.
We'd have a little clearer picture of what a more equal world would look like.
China has repeatedly promised to open markets and grant more equal treatment to foreign companies.
Is more equal representation of women in government a silver lining of Europe's political turmoil?
With any luck, those numbers will look more equal in the next couple of years.
Technology used tactically can and will advance society toward a more equal and peaceful place.
The second reform has been to put the various services on a more equal footing.
By the end of the coalition government, incomes were more equal than before the recession.
Coping with a more equal world, accommodating new powers, ought to be possible in principle.
It's about creating a more equal society, one where abusive men no longer enjoy impunity.
I have sons too, and their lives will be better in a more equal world.
Among certain types in this country, some ethno-nationalisms are apparently more equal than others.
The obvious changes would be about making cultural jobs more equal and open to all.
Dutch fathers believe in taking a more equal role in child-rearing and household chores.
No one has more stake in creating a better, more equal future than they do.
"I think she started to play better and the match was more equal," Muguruza said.
What recommendations do you have for women to help make things more equal in representation?
More equal incentives for homeowners and retirement savers would be a reasonable place to start.
They had lots of rich people, but they're a bit more equal than India was.
I couldn't really say the industry has become more equal compared to when I started out.
Our elected leaders, at every level, should be helping our society become more equal — not less.
Wood expressed optimism that other companies would follow HBO's example, leading to more equal pay opportunities.
No one who's serious about making the country more equal can seriously be considering supporting Trump.
The Inner Level: How More Equal Societies Reduce Stress, Restore Sanity and Improve Everyone's Well-being.
The world's ability to have a little bit of chill time is becoming more equal.◼
Liberty wants a more level playing field, reduced costs and more equal distribution of the revenues.
But just as many have rallied behind candidates who want a more equal, more democratic economy.
"I want a different Europe, stronger, but more equal," Savona said in a statement on Sunday.
When he came to power in 2002, he promised to make Turkey freer and more equal.
Rather, inequality has spurred concerns about the social and policy implications of a more equal society.
Although gender equality is becoming more equal in the past, men have had all the rights.
I wanted to make Vox Media just a bit more equal when it came to pay.
For them, the world may seem like a much more equal place than it actually is.
Younger men say they want more equal partnerships and more involvement in family life, research shows.
Having more women in Congress spells progress on multiple fronts -- more equal representation being only one.
Making relationships more equal inside the home could have far-reaching effects outside of it, too.
Katko to honor Harriet Tubman's role in making America a more free and more equal society.
Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi Motors are retooling their partnership to create a more equal footing between them.
Despite small steps inching toward more equal treatment, LGBTQ issues remain largely underground in Japan's conservative community.
The ruling Scottish National Party declared land reform the route to a "fairer and more equal society".
"We are expecting a much more equal split between sovereign upgrades and downgrades in 2018," he added.
She recommends changing the system, for example by redrawing school districts so that they are more equal.
Texts and emails show that Mr. Van Vuuren wanted a more equal 50-50 partnership at Xfund.
In the next ten years, 66% agree that the finance industry will shift toward more equal representation.
I believed we could and should fight both for more equal economic opportunities and greater social justice.
Kim Kardashian West feels a responsibility to fight for a more equal world for her children's future.
"We need to have more equal growth if we want to revive the American dream," Chetty says.
A drive against graft that started in Brazil left many hoping for a fairer, more equal region.
The rapper said that with the help of AI, the world can become a more equal place.
A more equal geographic distribution of the value extracted from data may be even more difficult to achieve.
The region has long been more equal than the rest of the country: that is likely to change.
Barring that, buyers will have to keep in mind that some Spanish pigs are more equal than others.
To paraphrase another social critic, George Orwell: All Americans are equal, but some are more equal than others.
From there, they can figure out a way to make the company's salaries as a whole more equal.
The gathering itself had no overt hierarchy, though one participant seemed a little more equal than the others.
Help make sure it's not just women doing the work to make the workplace more equal for everyone.
A. Milne, The House at Pooh Corner All animals are equal but some are more equal than others.
In 2012, when their jobs made them colleagues and on a more equal professional footing, they began dating.
I had assumed that as society got more equal we would all share a measure of equal dignity.
Fifty-four percent say the county has been about right in measures to create a more equal society.
I'm thrilled that S.H.E. is accessible to everyone and helping future generations grow up in a more equal world.
The new feature, only recently made possible in iOS 13, puts Spotify on more equal footing with Apple Music.
Technology used tactically can and will advance society toward a more equal and peaceful place, we deeply feel this.
Tech companies that have PACs, however, tend to give a more equal share of donations to Republicans and Democrats.
The salaries of women born in 1978 are more equal to men's than those of women born in 1943.
Fitch views this meaningful reduction favorably, as it puts the firm on more equal footing with the peer group.
In 2011 the Obama administration's DOE issued guidelines to put the accused and the accuser on more equal footing.
A more equal distribution of wealth is normal, and the growing clout of the 21914 percent is an anomaly.
In 213, living in student halls, the 212-year-old began devising his plan to make society more equal.
Viewed this way, the argument for charter schools is that they make a separate educational system somewhat more equal.
To that end, advocating for a more equal society while selling branded clothing could do more good than harm.
This has made opposition to a more equal, multiethnic society more fervid among those who feel their privileges threatened.
To teach children to think in a more equal way takes effort, and children's books are a way in.
I can only hope that my daughter, and my son, will have more equal partnerships when they are adults.
But it could provide lessons for how to improve work and make it more equal for a broader group.
Yet another reason to elect people who'll make America more equal: We grown-ups can finally stop doing homework.
In a letter to this committee, my women law clerk said I was one of the strongest advocates in the federal judiciary for women lawyers, and they wrote that the legal profession is fairer and more equal for women lawyers and wrote the legal profession is fairer and more equal because of me.
Our history is defined by the youthful push to make America more just, more compassionate, more equal under the law.
This argument would have seemed completely reasonable in the 1980s because back then cities were getting more equal over time.
Even as bad as it was, I think a lot of people feel that at least it's becoming more equal.
"Faster change occurs when the majority takes some responsibility for trying to create a more equal social environment," Blum said. 
A foundational assumption of the aspirational critique is that a more fully meritocratic society is also a more equal one.
"Our aim is to create a healthier, more equal world by reaching men and women with this message," Strubel said.
The world would be a happier place if we were more equal, according to this year's World Happiness Report Update.
Because the HIV epidemic is concentrated in poor, black, southern areas, falling deaths from HIV make mortality rates more equal.
These trends are especially welcome because more equal mortality should persist throughout the lives of today's youngsters, argues Ms Currie.
That's bad news because countries with more equal incomes tend to have stronger economic growth than countries with unequal incomes.
The first might well be that women's social and economic advancement results in a more equal, balanced and vibrant world.
Still, their relationship is much more equal than the not-at-all-partnerships they have with men in their lives.
But Saudi Arabia&aposs path to a more equal society is a long one, and some sectors remain firmly entrenched.
The United States would welcome a more equal partnership with a more united Europe, distant though that prospect may be.
All men are created equal, but some men think that their opinions may be a little more equal than others.
The average discount applied to the work of a given female artist was lowest in countries where women were more equal.
Instead, Nissan has argued for a more equal footing with Renault, which holds a 43 percent stake in its bigger partner.
Careers with more equal shares men and women include cooks, bartenders, retail sales persons, photographers, reporters, private detectives and travel guides.
Sweden does end up with a slightly more equal overall income distribution, but the French system reduces the gap by more.
That makes society more equal, but middle-class households fret that new graduates are finding it harder to get good jobs.
"The dual mission of the Manhattan DA's office is a safer New York and a more equal justice system," Vance said.
The authors believe this is a result of the fact that lesbian relationships tend to be more equal than gay men's.
Unsurprisingly, more equal market access is the top priority for business leaders like Parker and Zarit and the companies they represent.
But here's the puzzle: In many ways, the lives of rich and poor parents haven't become more equal — far from it.
Over 70 percent of respondents say that in the next 10 years, the entertainment industry will shift toward more equal representation.
Overall, 71 percent of survey respondents believe the entertainment industry will shift to more equal representation in the next ten year.
And when countries make their labor laws more equal for women and men, the report shows women work—and earn—more.
The battle between artists and labels over more equal profits from digital streaming revenue has just turned in the artists' favor.
Having access to higher quality crude also meant they could compete with the state-owned behemoths on a more equal footing.
I look forward to working with you to prevent a disastrous Brexit, and to fight for a fairer, more equal society.
The case against Bloomberg is that he has said insensitive stuff and he didn't succeed in making New York more equal.
The case against Bloomberg is that he has said insensitive stuff and he didn't succeed in making New York more equal.
It is hard to imagine that four years from now America will be a fairer, kinder, more equal place for women.
And when it comes to treatment of differing policy views, the media often treats some Americans as more equal than others.
The policy was designed to give more equal educational opportunities to minorities and women who have been systematically and historically disadvantaged.
Back in the 1960s, Presidents Kennedy and Johnson issued a series of executive orders that moved us in a more equal direction.
Apparently among the younger generations, users under 20, men and women are far more equal in their willingness to dish out likes.
And they need to use their platforms and their power to take down barriers standing between us and a more equal world.
The Kree previously destroyed their home planet and propagated lies about them ever since, making the war seem more equal and reasonable.
The parity-driven NFL sets its schedule by an Orwellian truth: All divisions are equal, but some are more equal than others.
"The dual mission of the Manhattan DA's office is a safer New York and a more equal justice system," Vance said Tuesday.
Fsociety's electronic erasure of billions of dollars in debt has not ushered in the freer, more equal society the group had anticipated.
" The main opposition party, the Congress Party, tweeted that they "hope this is the beginning of a more equal and inclusive society.
All days may be equal on a secular calendar, but on religious calendars they are not: Some are more equal than others.
In response to this bold new agenda for a more equal, just, and democratic society, neoliberal centrists have expressed distaste and fear.
Nevertheless, that day we bonded, all seeking a more equal nation, even though we had differing views on how to get there.
Over the centuries, "We the People" ratified critical constitutional amendments that have made our country more equal, more just, and more free.
WIRED: Wasn't standardized testing was meant to create a more equal playing field, creating a mechanism for accepting students based on merit?
We were taught to that everyone is born equal, but Asian students realize that non-Asian students are more equal than them.
This is the aim of the European Union, to create (a) more equal playing field between telecom operators and social media platforms.
We can work on that more than we have, and we can make it more equal, but we can't rely on that.
He's also written about how much gender roles are changing and how young Ghanaian men seem unprepared for a new, more equal reality.
Saikawa, who has sought more equal footing with Renault, last month said Nissan would postpone discussions on the alliance's future to prioritise performance.
Getting on a more equal trade footing is a major campaign promise that Trump's most ardent supporters want him to follow through on.
A CNBC analysis of CEO pay ratios suggests that companies with more equal pay distribution also tend to generate higher profit per worker.
Their choices are to do nothing, to stay and fight the men for a more equal position in the colony, or to leave.
It creates a funding formula that is meant to give states "more equal" health care funding, tethered to the size of their population.
But while their agenda might give us more equal time in society, there's little doubt it would also result in mindless, lifeless fiction.
One of the answers I would suggest for more humane treatment of women during conflict is more equal treatment of women during peace.
I do not think we will have any other way out if we do not create a more equal and thereby educated society.
If you want a well educated workforce for your startup staff, you are more likely to get it from a more equal society.
Like the no-nonsense Brooklyn Jewish grandpa he is, Sanders laid out his clear vision for a more equal America, in accessible terms.
But theoretically it could be done and would refashion Greater New York into an even greater, much richer, but also more equal city.
By a slight margin, millennials said that women were more equal at home than at work, the only generation to express that view.
We will act on our beliefs in fairness, opportunity and dignity, and continue our historic progress toward a more equal society for all.
A country united in loneliness; perhaps this is the existing imperfect union on its way, through mourning and anger, to something more equal.
Fairer capitalism, less environmental inequality, countering terrorism, harnessing artificial intelligence and plotting a more equal partnership with Africa top his three-day agenda.
Part of the mythology of sports, according to Michael Bennett, the Super Bowl champion defensive end, is that sports make society more equal.
One study even suggested that witnessing a more equal distribution of household chores could help balance the career aspirations of boys and girls.
That means that shorter-term bonds such as the 2-year are showing more equal yields to bonds such as the 10-year.
The study found that one-fifth of men born between 1946 and 1980 said women should be more equal at work than at home.
Labor experts argue that unions continue to play a significant role in making wages and labor benefits more equal across racial and gender lines.
"We are alive in our mission to bring the dream of a more equal society to all humans," the organizers said in the letter.
However, when women do direct, their casts are much more equal as far as gender, with 43% of speaking characters being women and girls.
Read More Equal-weighted index beats the market's rally He also believes the drop in gasoline prices is actually giving the economy a boost.
Who knows how many more years, and how many more Billboard Power 100s, it will be before we see a more equal music business.
We believe AI should be developed in ways that serve the global social and environmental good, helping to build fairer and more equal societies.
But their core purpose -- to demand a more equal and inclusive learning environment -- is one that the Justice Department should ratify rather than ridicule.
But as long as publications continue to pay more attention to commercial fiction by men, some Doritos will always be more equal than others.
The Trump administration has pressed China for the past year to put foreign businesses on a more equal legal footing with their Chinese competitors.
"Get land reform right, and we can go a long way towards ending the housing crisis, restoring nature and making our society more equal."
Fixes In Mississippi, a pilot project to distribute incomes to poverty-stricken single African-American mothers shows the plausibility of a more equal America.
And where careful diplomacy is needed to replace complete dependence with more equal partnerships, Mr. Trump is more inclined to wield a wrecking ball.
These housing markets, while more equal, tend to have fewer affordable homes on the market for borrowers with lower incomes, according to the report.
The two companies said in March they would put themselves on more equal footing, breaking up the all-powerful chairmanship previously wielded by Ghosn.
But what's happening in Philadelphia is progress toward more equal justice for black and brown citizens, at a time when it is desperately needed.
" George Orwell's famous allegory in Animal Farm concluded with the warning that "all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.
For Bernie Sanders, this means restoring the New Deal and the middle class, and cycling back to a more socialist and more equal nation.
We recommit to being better and working harder to move the world toward what it should be: more just, more equal, more compassionate, more kind.
That is a good thing from Mr Trump's point of view because it should help Americans compete with Mexican workers on a more equal footing.
One of the most surprising demographic facts found that gender is much more equal than previously assumed, with women making up 40% of the audience.
But in the case of family photos (whether or not kids are involved in said family), we should aim for a more equal divide. Why?
They boast a more equal peanut butter to chocolate ratio than the original and each thin is small enough to scarf down in two bites.
To defuse the situation, he said, the US needs to begin to see Russia as a more equal partner in determining the future of Syria.
Technology has allowed people's stomachs to process more alcohol, or their eyes to see X-ray, but it hasn't made conditions better — or more equal.
America has become like the farm in George Orwell's "Animal Farm" where all of the animals were equal, but some were more equal than others.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, who appeared alongside Pence on Monday, agreed with the vice president's call for more equal expense sharing among member countries.
Inequality in online imagery is just one small step; to get to a more equal future we have to do a lot more than visualize.
It redistributes money from states that expanded Medicaid to those that didn't in order to create what Cassidy describes as a more equal playing field.
And Hall says this unequal power dynamic is more likely to cause potential conflict than environments where racial groups are on a more equal footing.
Gala's accomplishments might not be those of her husband, but the Barcelona exhibition goes a long way toward putting them on a more equal footing.
On Sunday, the leading men and women were on more equal footing as they exchanged strokes and small talk on adjacent courts in the sunshine.
In particular, I believe he would be profoundly disturbed about the assault on faith — a key tool in his quest for a more equal America.
In many ways, the provision of decent public education is itself a tailwind; it is, if not a complete equalizer, more equal than home life.
Business owners and lobbyists have generally agreed with some of the administration's goals, including fighting for more equal treatment for foreign companies operating in China.
As we continue to progress towards a more equal and inclusive society, we must consider and revise the ideal environment that allows equality to thrive.
If you were to stay at Hotel Zetta for 16 hours, then that rate would be much more commensurate and more equal to the overnight rate.
"More than anything, I want my daughters to live in a more equal world and a world where they will not become victims of sexual harassment."
That vision, splashed on television and billboards everywhere here, has driven Mr. Xi's vow that under his administration, Chinese society will become more equal and just.
Malusi Gigaba, his new finance minister, is a loud proponent of "radical economic transformation" to make the country more equal, much to the consternation of investors.
Ms Bachelet imposed the cap on emblematic schools' ability to select based on merit as part of her quest to make the education system more equal.
And once young Americans become more used to their more equal gender relations, they might re-embrace the degree of ambiguity and risk that romance entails.
The real win is the way they are changing stereotypes and showing that a more equal world would be a better world for all of us.
Imagine what's possible if corporations, consumers, shareholders, faith leaders, village elders and entertainers all begin using their influence to set new, more equal standards and norms.
"Chinese officials have said for years that they were ready to allow foreign competitors to enter their market on a more equal footing," Mr. Bradsher writes.
The women's World Cup smashed viewing records around the world, reflecting a rising interest in women's soccer and triggering demands for more equal pay and prizes.
Since his own childhood, the problem of school segregation in New Jersey has only gotten worse, despite efforts to make school funding across districts more equal.
But I think about the millions of Europeans that I represent in order to try to balance that so we can meet on more equal terms.
Chinese officials have said for years that they were ready to allow foreign competitors to enter their market on a more equal footing, with slow progress.
Much higher tax rates on the highest earners can generate revenue to pay for new programs, and they can encourage a more equal distribution of pretax income.
While 78% percent of women 32 and under believe that the entertainment industry will shift towards more equal representation, only 62 percent of women 33 and older.
Even in the EU, where the sexes are more equal than in other parts of the world, a mere two-fifths of scientists and engineers are women.
But in the future, with help of partners, the company hopes to put the propulsion system on already-orbiting satellites, making it a more equal-opportunity killer.
He felt differently during his hedge fund days in the 1990s, but the times and regulation rules have changed in favor of a more equal playing field.
"With this app, the relationship between the policy maker, survivor and officials on ground has become more equal," said psychologist Pompi Baneerjee of anti-trafficking charity Sanjog.
So, if you're uncomfortable with that risk-reward, then maybe you need to look at something that's a little bit more equal-weighted," he told "ETF Edge.
Tweeting from his Alec Baldwin Foundation account, Baldwin pointed out that the election is over and there is "no more equal time" to split between two candidates.
The Fusion movement represented the real populism — a bi-racial politics of progressivism from the bottom up that sought government support to create a more equal America.
Van Dyck was hard-wired to enhance his subjects, and his exceptional gifts helped put his genre on more equal footing with history painting and religious scenes.
Those of us who value social justice should instead be asking: How can the power of the genomic revolution be harnessed to create a more equal society?
This happened at a time when, in the civil rights era, people were really celebrating a move toward liberalism and a more just, more equal, racial society.
But for most American Jews, it is now accepted as a tenet of their religion: building a better, more equal, more tolerant world now, where they live.
"There are definitely people who believe in a world, a just world, or a more equal world that would find How I Built This offensive," he says.
This pattern — which affects everything from education to health to politics — persists even though about half of Americans say on surveys that incomes should be more equal.
This pattern — which affects everything from education to health to politics — persists even though about half of Americans say on surveys that incomes should be more equal.
How, then, did so much of the rhetoric the protesters used to challenge capitalism and demand a more equal society end up part of our everyday conversation?
If she had been a colleague on a more equal footing, we might have stayed together, but the gap in power between us made me particularly cautious.
The reason it's still making news is because campaigners for a more equal Church had seen signs that Francis might be changing his stance on this topic.
Certainly one of reasons I'm running is I'm fighting for better and more equal education funding for the past 17 years since my oldest kid entered kindergarten.
Schumer's request for more equal pay comes in the wake of several other female celebrities demanding more money after learning their male counterparts were being paid higher wages.
Dana White was sure to point out that this wasn't true, however, and mentioned that both fighters would be big enough draws to deserve a more equal split.
He went on to say that some are more equal than others and the winners are the ones with less industrial exposure in the face of global downturn.
In this #SharetheLoad campaign, Ariel India, P&G, and BBDO Worldwide show how fathers and husbands can take small steps (like doing laundry) to create more equal homes.
For instance, Google's blog post highlighted the fact that it made $9.7 million in adjustments to a total of 10,677 Googlers to make compensation more equal in 83.
"I feel like we've had men looking at government for so long, a new perspective is exactly what is needed to get a more equal society," Lewis said.
Lesbian couples tend to work more equal hours, even when they have children, and several studies find that same-sex households share chores more evenly than heterosexual ones.
If culture is the main problem, then people like Brooks don't need to think about, say, giving up any of their wealth to create a more equal society.
Today is 50/50 Day — a day of conversations about the leadership, economic, political, and social changes needed to achieve a more equal world for girls and women.
It's about reaching out to grasp the new America that seems to be drawing near — freer, more equal, more welcoming — and having America try to break your hand.
Those findings are detailed in the new Commonwealth study, which examined whether Obamacare has helped minorities buy health coverage and access care at rates more equal to whites.
It's about becoming an ever-more-equal city by creating opportunities and greater mobility for the people who are often last in line for the next big thing.
"We are alive in our mission to bring the dream of a more equal society to all humans," Moogfest said in the original letter announcing the protest stage.
I think Grand Slams have been more equal in terms of scheduling, which is not the case obviously at this year's French Open, which was unacceptable, I believe.
Emma Stone, who was the highest-paid female actor in 2016, has shared that she requests her male costars take pay cuts so their salaries would be more equal.
From designers, inventors, and dancers to activists and politicians, we're showcasing the young game-changers who push us to keep questioning boundaries and shaping a more equal, empathetic world.
" He also flags up the world's grossly unequal distribution of resources, advocating that better mechanisms are needed to ensure more equal access to a pie that "is not growing.
Japan's Nissan Motor and France's Renault, together with junior ally Mitsubishi Motors, agreed last week that they would retool the alliance to put themselves on a more equal footing.
More than any Mexican president since the 1930s Mr López Obrador represents such people, in his determination to make Mexico more equal and to help its poorer, Indian south.
The election of Emmanuel Macron as president has provided them with a more equal partner in Europe, though his ideas for an integrated euro zone make them deeply uncomfortable.
But just in case the message wasn't clear enough, Magie created an alternative set of rules designed to show how a single tax would create a more equal society.
With respect, he's a 85033th vote for a hard-right turn on voting rights and so much more that will harm the democratic process & prevent a more equal society.
With respect, he's a 5th vote for a hard-right turn on voting rights and so much more that will harm the democratic process & prevent a more equal society.
As Arab women came to enjoy more equal status and independence over the past decade, fertility plummeted from an average of six children per family to about four today.
While 66% of women agree that the finance industry will shift toward more equal representation in the next 10 years, some 70% of male respondents felt the same way.
He's stubborn about forcing his daughter to marry a prince and not letting Jasmine succeed him as sultan, but they're on more equal footing intellectually than their animated counterparts. 
States that didn't take the expansion would be eligible to "receive additional temporary resources" for safety net providers to help make things more equal between states, the document says.
Say what you will about American progressivism, but it has its narrative down cold: This movement is about making the country more equal for as many people as possible.
We must make sure they can all go to school, so they can get equal opportunities and so they can participate in making the world of tomorrow more equal.
The work being done to make workplaces more equal and inclusive is far from a trend, but 22015 will see the use of new technology to facilitate these initiatives.
Her vast vision to overhaul systems and allow for a more equal America is best illustrated by the comprehensive policy proposals she's been rolling out over the past three months.
After naming Martin Schulz as its leader in January, the SPD surged in opinion polls to catch up with Merkel's conservatives, propelled by promises to make German society more equal.
In the past century, we've seen feminists successfully fight for the right to vote, reproductive rights, safer public spaces, and more equal workplaces, among other crucial stepping stones to equality.
It seems worth tweaking this argument to think about what explains the "great compression"—the period from the 1940s to the 1980s when Western societies were more equal than before.
Because even the most progressive people demonstrate unconscious bias, Catalyst says the best approach is to help individuals learn how to identify it, and consequently, create a more equal workplace.
And it's rooted in what I observed on Dead Island, in the way that the rigidity of one era had given birth to something more fluid, more equal and new.
Hartley's suggestion is that we all shift the mental load so that both men and women carry it equitably, and we create a better, more equal world in the process.
According to people familiar with the negotiations, Mr. Trump's move came after China tried to reverse commitments to essentially codify an agreement to provide U.S. companies with more equal treatment.
As such, the president feels more confident and less defensive with these people than he does with leaders with whom, from a geopolitical perspective, he is on more equal footing.
O'Neill's deal with Agnes, a writer, had been more equal to start; nearly a decade before, they'd agreed to have no children devoting their lives to art and each other.
This small, 203-year survey puts Parsons's art on a much more equal footing with her achievement as a dealer and even with the work of the giants she represented.
"The time is now for us to do the work that will make women and all people more safe and more equal in their work places and in their lives."
" Carrie Severino, chief counsel and policy director of the Judicial Crisis Network and former clerk to Thomas, said the ruling "made clear that some constitutional rights are more equal than others.
Ultimately, the hope is that a more Equal model of investing at the earliest stages will create opportunities not just for their firm, but for a whole new generation of entrepreneurs.
"We really rely heavily on our user base to be active with us and to join the movement to create a more equal sense of belonging on the app," said Sloterdyk.
Let's hope that we can keep progressing to a more equal and just world, so that person (or those people) will have the opportunities to use their brains to save us.
All of this suggests that a stronger safety net would speed progress toward a more equal America—and reduce the anguish of some who may see themselves losing from the process.
The audience breakdown was more equal than ever – 37 percent black, 35 percent white, 18 percent hispanic – proving that everyone shows up for what is ultimately just a damn good movie.
It would also put companies in competition with one another to ensure more equal pay -- no company wants to make headlines as a worst offender -- and help them attract top talent.
However, the critics are right that China's economy has grown substantially in recent years, and it is now time for China to become a more equal partner in international economic affairs.
Recognizing that countries that are more equal are also more stable, more peaceful and more democratic, we are resolved to strengthen the implementation of the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) agenda.
" Later on, Brown said the argument "just doesn't ring true" and summarized a quote from author George Orwell: "All people are created equal, but some people are more equal than others.
The immediate post-World War II decades witnessed what some economists have termed the "great compression"—a key interval in which the nation's distribution of income and wealth became more equal.
That is to say, people used to believe that as women and men enjoyed more equal opportunities and earned similar pay, men and women would see the world in similar ways.
Adding sugar to sugar doesn't seem like the kind of thing people would get up in arms about, but there's a long history of some sugars being more equal than others.
The truth is that by standing together in solidarity, we share the values of love and respect that will move us in the direction of a more humane, more equal world.
In more ways than one, Silicon Valley has succeeded in making the world a better place, and we are confident it can succeed in making it a more equal one too.
While accusing opponents of peddling sham science, abortion-rights supporters insisted that the legality of the procedure should turn on its benefits for women seeking a more equal role in society.
All of them have crucial roles in the entertainment world, and now their voices will get the platform they've always deserved, and hopefully start shaping Cannes in the right, more equal, direction.
The commission hopes to put adaptation to climate change on a more equal footing with efforts to cut carbon emissions, which have accounted for the vast majority of climate spending so far.
Still, waiting for the markets to come around and corporate culture to change isn't exactly a satisfying answer for women who want more equal representation now, not when they're old or dead.
Federal prosecutors are working on creating clearer rules for future leniency deals to ensure more equal treatment in investigations into graft at top levels of private business, government and state-run enterprises.
"We view favorably any changes to Chinese regulations which place offshore bondholders on a more equal footing with onshore creditors," said Aberdeen Asset Management's head of emerging market credit research Paul Lukaszewski.
The distribution of skills is far more egalitarian than the distribution of income — and would be more equal still if access to high-quality education and skills training were more widely available.
To be sure, some will say that we have bigger fish to fry in addressing inequality – but sexual assault prevention is one building block in creating a more equal world for women.
Is our news, on the most basic level, about encouraging shared responsibility or an obligation to work toward empathy in the service of greater justice or genuine liberty and more equal opportunity?
In Philadelphia, the penetrating soprano Lauren Snouffer is more poised and self-possessed, more equal to her husband (the baritone Mark Stone, booming even in desperation) in presence if not in rights.
"With the advent of the internet, people thought this would be a much more equal marketplace, since you could figure out the cheapest one and go shop from there," Dr. Seim said.
Of course both parties must win under the existing rules; that does not mean we can't also work to make the election of the president fairer and more equal to all Americans.
"The good news is we'd all be much more equal because everybody would be poorer but the rich would have lost a lot more wealth than the poor would have," he joked.
Although women are starting to take the reins, it is imperative that we learn to place more value on women's strengths in order to build and sustain this more equal playing field.
They created an online world and community in the image of what they hope might come to pass, one decidedly more equal and diverse, thankfully free of Markus "Notch" Persson's insecurity-driven bullshit.
"If social care is part of the prime minister's promise of a more equal country that works for everyone, then the precept is a poor policy instrument to achieve it," says Mr Humphries.
Many look at it with a tinge of nostalgia: the uncluttered shore across the water reminds them of the Mao era, which they think of as a simpler, more equal time in China.
Athletes and image It's no secret these incidents threaten to undermine complex gender issues and diminish the accomplishments of both women and men who work to ensure more equal and just working environments.
As for the reasoning behind the initiative, "Balance the Equation," the company says that it's a business imperative and cites research showing that businesses with a more equal gender ratio are more successful.
With some effort, the tech and product thinking that made books and taxis arrive at our doorstep in minutes can be transferred to other challenges — building a more equal world in the process.
"We believe that entrepreneurship and innovation can create a more inclusive, more equal society," said Mathieu Planchard, head of Igalelo, which encourages entrepreneurs to register as formal companies to help attract additional funding.
The fact that Haspel is a woman is immaterial when what she represents is not progress toward a more equal future but a return to policies that harmed countless people of all genders.
Societal norms against explicit bigotry — anti-Semitism, sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia, and so forth — are important, and indeed the primary means through which marginalized groups obtain a higher status and more equal treatment.
"Nearly three times as many men as women die by suicide in high-income countries, in contrast to low- and middle-income countries, where the rate is more equal," the WHO statement said.
And from their perspective, other groups — black and brown Americans, women — are now cutting in line, because they're getting new (and more equal) opportunities through new anti-discrimination laws and especially federal policies.
Their protests convey strength and grace, and remind me that there is a more equal, more multicultural future worth fighting for, one that people are indeed fighting for and that I can too.
" Rauner also said that in addition to a surge of Illinois state police in the short term, he thinks the solution to the problem lies in "more equitable school funding, more equal school funding.
The City says a bespoke deal would be more equal than the "one way street" of the equivalence regime, with a mechanism for managing divergences in rules that may emerge as time goes by.
"It was common practice to see more men than women, and now we see more equal numbers," said Dr. Bhanuprakash Kolla, a psychiatrist at the Mayo Clinic, who was not involved in the study.
And from their perspective, people — black and brown Americans, women — are now cutting in the line, because they're getting new (and more equal) opportunities through new anti-discrimination laws and policies like affirmative action.
Even if it continues to maintain its "developing" status, as China's economy grows it should take on additional international obligations and play a more equal role in international economic organizations such as the WTO.
How are we not to lose hope for the prospect of a more equal or even more stable society if it seems like deadly catastrophe is the only way out of where we are?
Nissan, along with partners Renault and Mitsubishi Motors, this week announced a major retooling of their alliance through the creation of a three-way board meeting to put themselves on a more equal footing.
The fact that neither selective nor nonselective school systems have improved social mobility in Britain might suggest that the problem lies in the very idea of using schools to engineer a more equal society.
Damian will also be making an appearance, as part of an essential panel on the current state of women in the animation industry, and strategies for more equal gender representation in this wondrous medium.
While these steps alone cannot compensate for gaps that emerge long before high school, they can promote more equal access to the increasing number of high-quality public schools the city has to offer.
It flowered as Americans supported a government that gave both jobs and hope to the down and out and enacted New Deal laws that helped make incomes more equal than they had ever been.
But it is feminists whose fight is motivated by the belief that men can be better, if we can make clear that they, too, benefit from a safer, more equal and more just world.
Milanović analyzes global economic data from the past quarter century and concludes that the world has become more equal—poor countries catching up with rich ones—but that Western democracies have become less equal.
But now that we are actually well above the threshold she posited, future researchers could and should do follow-up analysis to see if rich jackpots really do lead to a more equal outcome.
Commercial rights holders Liberty Media want to level the playing field with a budget cap and a more equal distribution of revenues among the 10 teams and say there is now broad agreement on that.
At a moment when more and more prosecutors are addressing the causes of past injustices, Vance presents his office as a hub of innovative thinking, on the vanguard of the push for more equal justice.
Earlier this week, Japan's Nissan and Renault said they would retool the world's top car-making alliance to put themselves on a more equal footing, breaking up the all-powerful chairmanship previously wielded by Ghosn.
Other times, she says, they try to look at the situation in a more optimistic light, with a partnership framework: Today, one partner holds the purse strings, but one day, it will be more equal.
Maybe from that point competitors in search can have a more equal playing field and offer more independent and accurate search options for the consumer, and better, easier-to-understand marketing opportunities for small businesses.
But perhaps just as revealing are his book's weaknesses, not least its innocence of the realities of class struggle in the United States today—and of which fights will make society fairer and more equal.
One question I often hear from readers when I write about gender and jobs is why it matters if jobs become more equal — why we care if there are more female engineers or male nurses.
And from their perspective, people — black and brown Americans, immigrants, women — are now cutting in the line, because they're getting new (and more equal) opportunities through new anti-discrimination laws and policies like affirmative action.
A younger generation, empowered by social media, is inspired not by a utopian vision but by a pragmatic quest for salvation of the planet and a more equal life on it for women and men.
And from their perspective, other groups — black and brown Americans, women — are now cutting in the line because they're getting new (and more equal) opportunities through anti-discrimination laws, policies like affirmative action, and immigration.
And from their perspective, other groups — black and brown Americans, women — are now cutting in the line, because they're getting new (and more equal) opportunities through new anti-discrimination laws and policies like affirmative action.
In veiled criticism during his U.N. General Assembly speech earlier, Lavrov quoted George Orwell's book "Animal Farm" to accuse Washington of saying all animals are equal but acting as if some are "more equal" than others.
The planned hiring and office openings in Nevada, South Carolina and California will put Buttigieg on more equal footing with his top rivals, U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders and former Vice President Joe Biden.
"Local voices count" is how Zinke explained the Florida decision to reporters, a remark that was greeted with jeers from elected officials in other states, who noted that some "local voices" were more equal than others.
"Sybrina, our alum, epitomizes strength and dignity as she uplifts other victims of violence while effecting change for a more equal and just society," Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis, the university's president, said in the Facebook post.
Indeed, patients in Medicare typically have faster and more equal access to health care than nonelderly adults in the United States, because they have universal insurance coverage and Medicare is widely accepted by doctors and hospitals.
"It had felt like this was my assumed role, and even though we live in a culture now that is supposed to be more equal, it's not, so we end up resenting the guy," she said.
" In order to foster a more equal work environment, Huang said women are looking for companies to have "good parental leave that's gender neutral, so that men are also expected to take care of their families.
America's prestige was greatly bolstered not just by the soldiers who helped liberate Europe but also by the men and women back home who fought to make their society more equal and their democracy more inclusive.
" Some are more equal than others Mr Infantino also claimed that UEFA's reforms to the Champions League were a sort of victory: "We were doing our job and saved the system and we saved European club football.
The report that highlighted China's nearly 50 percent increase in billionaires last year comes days after Chinese President Xi Jinping stressed the need for more equal development as the country tries to shrink its large wealth gap.
More likely, it's grassroots activism, a network of community-based outposts, married under an arching vision to move everyone toward a more equal tomorrow, that will most capably unify the next generation on the road to change.
Instead of setting up a presidential election system through direct democracy, the nation's founders established the Electoral College in part to ensure the entire nation has a more equal say in the choosing of a national president.
" A skilled student of rhetoric, Nabrit pressed the court to see that this was not America: "Our constitution has no provision across it that all men are equal but that white men are more equal than others.
Another factor in the equation that results in a more equal ratio between the importance of the driver and that of his machine is that the races take place on sinuous street circuits that provide little grip.
The watchdog's aim is to make the prospectus the primary source of information for investors, rather than the research from the analysts at banks working on the listing, and to put analysts on a more equal footing.
Google still seems to be making better apps for iPhone than for its own operating system, but the new update should at least make Hangouts more equal as Google pushes it live across various stores this week.
"It's our job right now, the time is now for us to do the work that will make women and all people more safe and more equal in their workplaces and in their lives," said America Ferrera.
We hope that in exploring these topics we can better understand some of the bigger questions we have for ourselves this year: Who is entitled to rest, and what does more equal access to sleep look like?
When we finally start focusing on stakeholder value as well as shareholder value, our companies will be more successful, our communities will be more equal, our societies will be more just and our planet will be healthier.
Let's take a closer look at some of the several stances that have emerged since last night with the first one being U.S seeking to ease U.S-China's trade imbalance, in hopes of making it more equal.
But for too many, there is a desire to reduce anti-racism and anti-sexism to issues of representation: If we get more women or people of color into positions of power, society will become more equal.
She hopes the new gender action plan will "provide a bigger platform so that women's voices can be amplified and better heard - and there (will) be more equal representation and resources mobilized in order for that to happen".
To emphasize more equal treatment, Alpine Canada rebranded two years ago as the Canada Ski Team, a move that facilitated promotion of both the Alpine and para-Alpine teams while also redirecting sponsorship money toward the para program.
"Sybrina, our alum, epitomizes strength and dignity as she uplifts other victims of violence while effecting change for a more equal and just society," said Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis, the university president, in the statement announcing the award.
In an opinion piece published in business daily Jornal de Negocios, Costa said the banking system had no solvency problems but needed to return to growth to take part in European banking consolidation on a more equal footing.
Medicare for all, universal childcare, canceling student debt, and free public college, are just a few of the progressive changes that we support for their soundness and logic, that will spill over into a more equal cultural sphere.
I suspect for a lot of men, a more equal America — one with fewer cultural rules about how a man should be, and more avenues to identity and respect — would be a pretty great America to live in.
"Just as President Roosevelt fundamentally made America more equal by bringing electricity to every farm and rural community over 80 years ago, as president, I will do the same with high-speed internet," Sanders said in a statement.
Formula One's commercial agreement with the 10 teams expires at the end of 2020 and talks are ongoing about a potential transformation of the sport, with plans for budget caps and a more equal distribution of the revenues.
A snap election call would trigger a bigger sterling tumble against the euro because it would hurt the single currency far less than a no-deal Brexit, which would probably hit both currencies in more equal measure, Broux said.
"We think AI will help to improve production value, improve the internal management efficiency and also, it may help society become even more equal," Qiu said at CNBC's East Tech West conference in the Nansha district of Guangzhou, China.
The results of this research, published September as a book, suggests that for all of Wikipedia's pretension to being a site produced by a network of freely collaborating peers, "some peers are more equal than others," according to Matei.
Mr. Erdogan is tearing up the rigid secularist system imposed by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk in the 1920s, empowering the long-oppressed Islamic underclass and making Turkish society far more equal by carrying out economic policies that lifted poorer areas.
Seen this way, the goal of high tax rates at the top may be just to make society a little more equal, to avoid all the negative consequences of government corruption and social unrest that accompany an unequal society.
So this lengthy blog post, in which he sets out reasons for joining ("making the world better and more equal") and — at long last — exiting Google does look like an exercise in New Year reputation "exfoliation," shall we say.
It was the result of countless individuals making the choice to stand up, to demand recognition, to refuse to rest until they knew that their children were inheriting a nation that was more tolerant, more inclusive and more equal.
Setting aside the prime minister, there will be 11 men and 11 women in the cabinet, making it more equal in that respect than any American cabinet to date, according to the Rutgers Center on American Women and Politics.
The good news is that there's a simple way to forge a more equal world, nurture sustainable cities, transition to abundant, low-cost renewable energy and clean the air that we breathe: putting more women in positions of power.
But in the midst of these public conversations around how to create a safer and more equal work environment, some men have concluded that the best way to inoculate themselves against criticism is to avoid interacting with women alone.
There are indeed white voters who cast their ballots on identity politics alone, in favor of candidates they see as upholding their unearned racial supremacy and against those candidates they see as pushing for a more equal playing field.
Alfa Romeo, trying to make a comeback in the United States, is arming its dealers' sales teams with iPads to help them communicate on more equal terms with their customers, said Pieter Hogeveen, director of Alfa Romeo North America.
YOKOHAMA, Japan (Reuters) - Japan's Nissan Motor and France's Renault said they would retool the world's top car-making alliance to put themselves on more equal footing, breaking up the all-powerful chairmanship previously wielded by ousted boss Carlos Ghosn.
I hope that the book ages as one of the many documents that chronicles the massive social, economic, sexual shifts women have made over their centuries of living in and pushing toward a more equal set of opportunities in America.
" A cartoonist from another paper, however, depicted the selfie instead as a scene from George Orwell's Animal Farm, with Netanyahu and others drawn as pigs standing above the iconic phrase, "All animals are equal but some are more equal than others.
But, when I was more 'equal opportunity,' I'd go on dates with men who would tell me I was pretty, that I was so 'exotic,' and that they bet I was a freak, but I wasn't what they were looking for.
In a letter to this committee, my women law clerks said I was one of the strongest advocates in the federal judiciary for women lawyers and they wrote that the legal profession is fairer and more equal because of me.
"The Ni Una Menos movement led to a surge of adherence to the feminist movement and a generalized demand for more equal rights," said Dora Barrancos, 216, a sociologist at the National Scientific and Technical Research Council, a government agency.
And then you can have the opportunity to do the homework yourself to find out more, and engage with these communities, and, hopefully, align yourself with them in order to support their efforts for a more equal and just world.
On this more equal playing field, a revived focus on science, technology, and innovation not only took place, but was democratized, and the world saw an increasing number of technological solutions coming from the once rudimentary laboratories of the Global South.
Related: Some Refugees Are More Equal Than Others: Sudanese Find Little Solace in Germany "[Their success] is very shocking," Eva Hoegl, vice-chairwoman of the Social Democrats in the German federal parliament, or Bundestag, said to German broadcaster ARD on Monday.
"This is the problem with the policies of both major parties: they seem to think you can do Brexit and then engage is a whole lot of social legislation to make capitalism fairer and more equal and so on," Blair said.
While gambling on sports tends to be male-dominated and seen as a traditionally masculine activity, playing the pokies has more equal distribution across the sexes, said Christopher Hunt, a clinical psychologist at the University of Sydney Gambling Treatment Clinic.
Many nations in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization have lagged in their defense spending, failing to meet the pledge of 2 percent of GDP, and Stoltenberg said the U.S. had rightly called for others to pay a more equal share.
In a letter to this committee, my women law clerks said I was one of the strongest advocates in the federal judiciary for women lawyers, and they wrote that the legal profession is fairer and more equal because of me.
And until women and girls worldwide can enjoy the rights and access due to them, we will never realize the rights, desires and potential of half of the global population - and the full potential of a safer, more equal, common future.
"This is the problem with the policies of both major parties: they seem to think you can do Brexit and then engage in a whole lot of social legislation to make capitalism fairer and more equal and so on," Blair said.
Similarly, the NBA, which earned an A+ for racial hiring and a B for gender hiring, says that it's continuing to make progress towards a more equal workforce, despite being a few steps ahead of its NFL and MLB peers.
Wakanda still leans heavily on patriarchy, but the fictitious land gender roles are more equal with Shuri, Okoye, and Nakia free to dominate their respective fields, a skill that enables them to rescue T'Challa at multiple points during the film.
In the new study, one-fifth of men born between 1946 and 1980 said women should be more equal at work than at home — which for the men would mean benefiting from a second household income without doing any extra chores.
As one Instagram commenter noted, "All the animals are equal, but some are more equal than others," a nod to George Orwell's Animal Farm—a book that is, ironically enough, banned in Cuba, in spite of the country's considerable literacy.
MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A proposal by the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh to have three capitals rather than one could be a model for more equal development and help release pressure from the country's overcrowded cities, say planning experts.
In a letter to the committee, my women law clerks said I was one of the strongest advocates in the federal judiciary for women lawyers and they wrote that the legal profession is fair and more equal because of me.
In turning voting not only into a civic right, but also into a civic requirement, proponents of mandatory voting see it as the most straightforward solution to increasing turnout numbers and making elections and, consequently, policies, more equal and inclusive.
The current movement is a reaction to decades of oppressive policies and inequality, with people now trying to change how US society and politics talk about and handle these issues to hopefully push the country in a more equal direction.
He thinks the solution to making better decisions—and thus creating a better, kinder, more equal world—is to learn to override our empathy switch, and makes this case in Against Empathy: The Case for Rational Compassion, out this month from HarperCollins.
One was that, when the organization (known by the acronym Mesab) was founded, South Africa was still under apartheid; a more equal health care system and stronger black professional class helped secure the country's survival when majority rule came in the 1990s.
"It gives us an opportunity to point to a vision of a different kind of Britain, a fairer Britain, a more equal Britain, a Britain on the side of the many, not the few," Andrew Gwynne, Labour's campaign chief, told Sky News.
That has put pressure on reluctant banks to sell to foreign investors who have pressed for changes that would put them on a more equal footing with domestic firms, said the sources, many of whom requested anonymity to discuss the sensitive topic.
The plethora of demands raised by protesters on the streets of Chile's cities in the past two weeks have included calls for more equal access to the country's natural resources and an end to environmental damage by industries from mining to chemicals.
Although Garrett had always had close ties with Wall Street, several big financial institutions stopped donating to his campaign, and that could put Gottheimer, a fund-raising whirlwind, on a more equal footing with him than Democratic challengers in previous election cycles.
And the fourth idea is that there is an absolute tradeoff between economic equality and economic efficiency — that if we want more equal slices, then we will have to accept the reality that the pie (and thus each slice) will be smaller.
Among the countries with more equal political representation include some you'd expect, like Sweden (56 percent male) and Germany (63 percent male), and some you might not, like Cuba (51 percent male) and Rwanda (36 percent male—the lowest rate in the world).
These crews, largely comprised of queer, feminist people of color, have created a noticeable shift of industry power away from its white-male dominated strongholds, and towards a more equal representation of minorities on festival lineups, clubs bills, editorial publications, and beyond.
In the example above, the population represented by Lorenz Curve A has a more equal distribution of income than the population represented by Lorenz Curve B. Lorenz curves can be used to make qualitative comparisons just based on appearance, but what about making quantitative comparisons?
By understanding how drugs work at the molecular level, you can advocate for yourself to your doctor on more equal footing, which might be especially important for women, people of color, queer people, trans people, and people in more than one of these categories.
Rebecca Sibilia of EdBuild, a non-profit organisation that advocates more equal funding for schools, reckons that funding cuts during the recession provide one of the clearest examples of how current school-funding formulas have a detrimental effect on the children who need most help.
"The Marrakesh Treaty will, when widely adopted throughout the world, create the framework for persons who are blind and visually impaired to enjoy access to literacy in a much more equal and inclusive way," said WIPO Director General Francis Gurry in a press release.
Inspired by their tenacity, not to mention their creation, we spoke to the unstoppable trio about their inspiration, their challenges, and how their big thinking and perseverance is paving the way for a more equal future for women — in sport, in fashion, and beyond.
James Love, the director of Knowledge Ecology International, an US-based NGO that campaigns for a more equal distribution of knowledge resources, told VICE News that the Colombian effort to bring down the prices of the drug would have an impact way beyond its borders.
A landmark 2005 study from the London School of Economics, which described social mobility in Britain as "low and falling," showed that two children born, respectively, into poor and prosperous families in 1958 were more equal as adults than two similar children born in 1970.
For the last few weeks, we have been studying money in math, while also learning about women who have played an important role in helping to make our country a more equal, just place — Harriet Tubman, Wilma Mankiller, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Eleanor Roosevelt.
It's a some-are-more-equal-than-others theory that suits the evangelical agenda: In Trump, they found a "key man," in Vereide's phrase, who could channel the muscular vision of Christ's will favored by those who value Christianity's ubiquity more than any other policy.
The firm was named Equal both because the two investors are equal partners in the firm (and they say that future partners would have the same economics), but also because the two see an opportunity to provide every entrepreneur a more equal footing to access venture capital.
In 1990, point out Praveen Chakravarty and Vivek Dehejia of the IDFC Institute, a think-tank, India's three richest large states had incomes just 50% higher than the three poorest—roughly the same divergence as in America or the EU today, and more equal than in China.
The characters in Eyes Wide Shut are on much more equal footing than those in Phantom Thread, but Phantom Thread is also very smart about how there are certain situations where Alma has power over Reynolds, when you might expect him to have more power over her.
"We've fought to be more equal to the rest of Canada in terms of purchasing food or other items, but there seems to be an invisible border somewhere that once you cross that line, the cost of food or merchandise doubles or triples in cost," Iqalukjuak says.
However, with Merkel's conservatives losing seven percentage points from five years ago as the German far-right made gains, Macron could establish a more equal relationship with Germany, which over the past two years has frustrated most of his plans - from trade policy to euro zone reform.
All the women playing at the World Cup this year know what it's like to have to fight for equal rights — remember that the first FIFA Women's World Cup was only in 1991 — but to paraphrase George Orwell, perhaps some teams are more equal than others.
And as one of a tiny handful of Asian American directors to have a feature film career at all, Cretton's confronting that issue just as Hollywood has finally appeared to make substantive — if uncertain — strides toward more diverse representation on screen, and more equal opportunities off-screen.
"Sue brought an incredible set of attributes to the foundation: scientific expertise, tested leadership skills, a passion for building a strong internal culture, and, above all, a dedication to the mission of making the world a healthier, more equal place," Melinda Gates said in a prepared statement.
The Netherlands, France, and Germany have fairer and more equal income distribution than the U.S. and U.K. This is mainly due to the "European welfare model", though long under fire, it might now appear to be just the right recipe to deal with the problems that globalization brings.
This is the second cut to the automaker's operating profit forecast in two months, and adds pressure on Chief Executive Hiroto Saikawa just as he works to draw a line under Ghosn's legacy by overhauling corporate governance and seeking a more equal footing with Renault, Nissan's biggest shareholder.
In their new book "Love, Money, and Parenting: How Economics Explains the Way We Raise Our Kids," economists Matthias Doepke and Fabrizio Zilibotti look at how parents in more unequal societies, like the United States, tend to push their children harder than those in more equal societies, like Sweden.
Although some of the arguments pushed by Schlafly in the 1970s -- including opposition to military service for women and support for a woman's role as a homemaker -- have become largely outdated as women have gained rights and more equal status in the decades since, abortion remains a flashpoint.
Let's keep advocating to support small business owners, American workers and all the industries who believe in free trade and in fair IP protection – and, let's continue to build better and more equal relationships with our trade partners, without placing further obstacles for these most important and key relationships.
Even as these young Biden voters say they have largely the same goals as Sanders—to make America a better, more equal place—some hold Sanders fans in a kind of contempt and feel that their love for the Vermont senator is partly the result of peer pressure.
Speaking of power-washed streets free of graffiti and new infrastructure projects along the waterfront, Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday laid out a vision of New York that would gleam from pavement to rooftop, while renewing his pledge to create a more equal city without diminishing its quality of life.
The lackluster performance at Japan's No.2 automaker, which has been hit hard by Ghosn's arrest last year, adds to pressure on CEO Hiroto Saikawa as he tries to put aside the scandal and focus on overhauling corporate governance and giving Nissan a more equal footing with alliance partner Renault.
The lackluster outlook from Japan's No.28 automaker - hit by Ghosn's arrest last year and troubles at its North American business - is likely to add to the pressure on CEO Hiroto Saikawa as he tries to overhaul corporate governance and put Nissan on a more equal footing with alliance partner Renault.
In a course-setting speech to a meeting of the ruling Communist Party in October, Xi redefined the "principal contradiction" facing Chinese society for the first time since 1981, saying the current need was not just for more growth, but more equal growth to satisfy people's desire for a "nice life".
The creative vision behind 2016's documentary, "50/50," which examines the often-neglected history of women trailblazers and outlines key reforms for building a more equal future, Shlain hopes to transform the raw energy of yesterday's marches into a diverse dialogue about the work we still have left to do.
And even though there are so many issues competing for our attention — and even though I'm sure many of us are busy, too — let's take a moment to ask ourselves whether there's more we could be doing to make the world better and more equal for the women we depend on.
Among various proposals for EU action to bolster prosperity in the world's poorest continent and Europe's close neighbor, the Commission chief would call for a more equal partnership and investment rather than aid, as Europeans look for ways to stem an economic divide driving Africans to try to migrate northward.
And while Dorsey seems to think that removing the like button would offer a better, healthier way for people to interact across polarized ideological divides, to many users, the idea of putting trolls and bad-faith debaters on a more equal footing with their targets sounds more like a nightmare.
He says that three factors determine the "collective intelligence" of collaborating groups: social intelligence (how good people were at rating the emotional states of others); the extent to which members took part equally in conversation (the more equal, the better); and the proportion of women in the group (the higher, the better).
After 120 years of exercising a powerful influence on the voters — since McKinley beat Bryan in 1896 — the argument that candidates who campaign for a more equal distribution of wealth are engaging in impermissible "class warfare" is not only dead; there is a competition as to who can most effectively keep it buried.
Including it in the refugee deal makes it a reward for doing Europe's dirty work, rather than a way of granting Turkey more equal footing with the EU. The deal also gives Mr Erdogan a bargaining chip: if no visa-free travel is forthcoming, he could let refugees through to Europe once more.
If businesses and governments in developing countries make smart investments in training and education, tackle underlying patterns of discrimination, and foster broad and inclusive discussions about how their work can benefit everyone, this tool may be our best chance yet to create a world that is both more prosperous and more equal.
His organization is currently promoting the #HealthyManhood campaign, in which men sign a pledge to listen and believe women, reflect on and challenge what they've learned about gender, talk with other men and boys about how to demonstrate healthy, respectful masculinity, and use their influence and platform to make the world a more equal place.
If good-hearted people had given up during slavery, or the suffrage movement, or Jim Crow, or Asian internment, or Stonewall, or the struggle for pay equality, or marriage equality, or the environment, or Black Lives Matter, we wouldn't be the nation we are today — more equal and inclusive than we have ever been before.
"Investors have to decide, am I going to avail myself of the opportunity to buy the stock, and forget about the fact that somewhere down the road they are likely going to run into trouble?" said James McRitchie, an independent corporate governance activist who has pressed for more equal voting rights at companies including Facebook.
While big cities create wealth and generate employment, they also drive climate change impacts, and worsen inequality and exclusion, said the U.N. But simply declaring a city a capital will not guarantee decentralization or more equal development, said Srinivas Chokkakula, a fellow at the Centre for Policy Research, a think tank in New Delhi.
When Sandberg launched Lean In back in 2013, the goal was to "tap into the best of social networking, online learning and small peer groups to create a community" that would together cause a "shift to a more equal world," according to documents, originally published by the New York Times, that were intended to attract partners to the project.
The petition to allow female superiors general a synod vote was a "strategic" move toward their more equal participation in church matters, Ms. McElwee said, adding that she realized it confirmed the "ultimate fear" of some clerics who see it as a step down a "slippery slope that could eventually lead to women's ordination" as priests.
He played the lead role in defeating two of Richard Nixon's Supreme Court nominees; and was the principal architect of the 25th amendment to the Constitution, dealing with presidential disability; the 26th amendment, changing the voting age to 18; and the landmark Title IX of the Civil Rights Act, which provided a powerful impetus to more equal treatment of women in intercollegiate sports.
But Stanford historian Walter Scheidel, author of the recently released book The Great Leveler: Violence and the History of Inequality from the Stone Age to the Twenty-First Century, has bad news for those who might like us to live in a more equal society: The surest way to do that is to unleash hell on your fellow human beings.
Samar Samir Mezghanni 29, Toronto and Cambridge, England Writer and Ph.D. student I want the movement to lead the way in promoting an inclusive society, not one where some women are more equal to men than others, but a society where every woman, no matter where she is from, what her skin color is, or what her background is, have equal rights and opportunities.
The film starts (rather unexpectedly) with text over oil paintings that explain, succinctly and powerfully, the migration of African-Americans after slavery to the north, in search of work and a more equal society — only to be met with racism, restrictive housing practices, and "white flight" to the suburbs, all of which, as the subtitles tell us, led to heightened racial tensions by 1967.
But in a series of interviews with executives familiar with the league's search for a new chief executive, a different picture emerged: of a rift in which the priorities of the Big Six clubs and their colleagues no longer align; of a league struggling to contain the ambitions and financial demands of its most powerful members; and of a competition in which, increasingly, some teams are more equal than others.
Here is what a few of them had to say: Alexandria Symonds, a senior staff editor who most recently wrote an explainer about the Amazon rainforest fires: I was struck while reading students' responses to Times journalism by how impassioned they are, and by how — even while arguing opposite sides of an issue — their perspectives so often boiled down to simply wanting to live in a better, freer, kinder or more equal world.
Ferrera, who is expecting her first child, also told NBC it's "incredible to look around and see everyone in solidarity, ready to really address the issues that exist in our industry and across all industries that it's our job, right now, the time is now for us to do the work that will make women and all people safer and more equal in their workplaces and in their lives," Be sure to check out PEOPLE's full Golden Globes coverage to get the latest news on Hollywood's big night.
It is noticeable that the case Zennström makes for a more diverse workforce, either in venture capital or at technology companies in general, is largely a business one, which prompts me to air a view I've held for a while as I've watched diversity move further up the tech industry agenda: In Europe we have blindly imported Silicon Valley's version of diversity and as a result there doesn't seems to be nearly enough emphasis on how diversity relates to European and British progressive notions of social mobility and building a more equal society.
However, to achieve a more equal gender and race representation, Google has created several discriminatory practices:Programs, mentoring, and classes only for people with a certain gender or race [211]A high priority queue and special treatment for "diversity" candidatesHiring practices which can effectively lower the bar for "diversity" candidates by decreasing the false negative rateReconsidering any set of people if it's not "diverse" enough, but not showing that same scrutiny in the reverse direction (clear confirmation bias)Setting org level OKRs for increased representation which can incentivize illegal discrimination [28]These practices are based on false assumptions generated by our biases and can actually increase race and gender tensions.
However, to achieve a more equal gender and race representation, Google has created several discriminatory practices: Programs, mentoring, and classes only for people with a certain gender or race A high priority queue and special treatment for "diversity" candidates Hiring practices which can effectively lower the bar for "diversity" candidates by decreasing the false negative rate Reconsidering any set of people if it's not "diverse" enough, but not showing that same scrutiny in the reverse direction (clear confirmation bias) Setting org level OKRs for increased representation which can incentivize illegal discrimination These practices are based on false assumptions generated by our biases and can actually increase race and gender tensions.
But perhaps that's because Damore's point isn't so much to settle the debate over gender and tech as it is to push back on Google's diversity programs, which he alleges are potentially illegal and definitely harmful: To achieve a more equal gender and race representation, Google has created several discriminatory practices: • Programs, mentoring, and classes only for people with a certain gender or race 5 • A high priority queue and special treatment for "diversity" candidates • Hiring practices which can effectively lower the bar for "diversity" candidates by decreasing the false negative rate • Reconsidering any set of people if it's not "diverse" enough, but not showing that same scrutiny in the reverse direction (clear confirmation bias) • Setting org level OKRs for increased representation which can incentivize illegal discrimination The final argument Damore makes is that this isn't just wrong, but actively bad for the company.

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