| Democrats tend to try to equalize things through the instrumentality of government. |
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| Empty cages were lifted up out of the water three times per week to equalize disturbance among treatments. |
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| There should be a push to equalize the funding of inner city schools with that of schools in the suburban areas. |
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| After two years, Chancellor Klein has ended a key initiative to equalize funding of city schools. |
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| In a recent case in New York, a judge ruled that New York City schools were underfunded, and he ordered the state to equalize funding. |
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| It was promoted as a way to relieve homeowners of high property taxes and equalize funding for schools in rich and poor communities. |
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| Suppose we ask whether there is a likely alliance structure that can equalize the number of neighbours among all seven countries. |
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| Policies were adopted to unlock the land as part of the reforms seen as essential to equalize people in a liberal society. |
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| It may be impossible to equalize productive resources in modern economies except through socializing ownership. |
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| Osmotic potential is caused by the tendency of water to move so as to equalize solute concentration. |
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| Families are encouraged to take piped water into their homes via looped networks instead of branched ones, to equalize water pressure. |
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| Worse, as the streams bend to equalize pressure behind the foil, and may set up a turbulent gyre further slowing the foil by induced drag. |
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| For more than two decades, lawsuits to equalize school funding have been wending their way through the courts in 44 states. |
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| Install faucets with anti-scald devices that prevent water temperature from rising to dangerous levels, or buy pressure-balanced valves that equalize hot and cold water. |
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| This approach would also standardize rules and equalize access. |
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| What we are asking for now, and we were prepared to sit down with the government and work on this, is to equalize this. |
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| So eliminate the tensions, it is a bit like working with a grater to equalize the sculpture. |
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| The cabin life support system will be designed to bleed cabin air during launch to equalize cabin pressure and ambient pressure up to a specified altitude. |
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| It uses automatically equalize fall, precision is high and speed of measurement is fast. |
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| During descent, you should gently equalize your ears and mask. |
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| A campaign was under way to change the law so as to equalize the marriage age for men and women. |
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| Despite this stroke of bad luck, we did our best to equalize, we had two great chances to score but we failed. |
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| This can help to equalize your future incomes and has the potential to lower your family's overall tax bill. |
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| Since tax points are worth more in some provinces than in others, the federal government agreed to equalize the tax points on an ongoing basis. |
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| The DSB is one of the features of the WTO most hailed as an instrument to help equalize power relations among trading partners. |
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| The limits for each class are established to roughly equalize the number of rivers in each. |
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| From the Numeric distribution Inspector, you can easily modify each value of the vector, or lock a specific value, or equalize the vector. |
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| In this, the commune system sought to do what had been tried within the original collectives through the attempt to equalize the assets of the constituent brigades. |
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| While gaining in maturity, the width of the trunk s' equalize, giving him a conical form and a diameter of 60 cm. |
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| As the opportunities for City to equalize will reduce as time nears the end of the game, the odds on them will increase. |
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| A European Mutual Statute could equalize the opportunities and competitive possibilities for joint stock companies and mutual companies. |
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| If policymakers are truly interested in colorblind college admissions, states must take steps to equalize funding between rich and poor districts. |
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| The colonies were transported to an apiary and arranged in 3 circles of 12 colonies each to equalize some of the effect apiary layouts may have on drifting. |
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| In other words, one tries to equalize outcomes for equally deserving individuals first, and then applies a utilitarian calculus. |
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| So the effect of rent is to equalize the profitability of all bare sites, reducing profit margins to those obtainable on marginal sites, i.e. sites with zero rental value. |
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| I do not like that, and I want to make sure the government does something to equalize opportunity in this country. |
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| They have high quality child care, and political party quotas to equalize the number of men and women running for office. |
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| One way to equalize the two processes is to decrease metabolism to a level sustainable by maximum intake, which may be limited by the ability to extract food from a meagre habitat. |
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| Changes in health care policies and practices are urgently needed in order to equalize health opportunities between people with and without disabilities in Uganda. |
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| If Canada's anti-poverty objective is to roughly equalize children's chances to become successful adults, then we need to determine how best this can be accomplished. |
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| It is usually harder to equalize pressures on descent than on ascent, as a vacuum is created in the middle ear that more tightly seals the eustachian tubes. |
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| I believe the present situation cries out for legislation to equalize the power now held by labor with that of the public, the government, and management. |
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| The draft law would equalize the marriage age for women and men and contained various other provisions relating to the status of women within the family, the custody of children and the residence rights of foreign women. |
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| It is designed to equalize sound system response, provide dynamics processing and alignment delay, and automatically detect and control acoustic feedback. |
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| Or, it can be placed between the mixer and the power amplifier to equalize overall room sound and function as a limiter to protect the loudspeakers from damage due to clipping. |
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| Training for the unemployed and workers in precarious employment helps equalize access to job opportunities and creates a base for higherquality jobs. |
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| For the first time, the two superpowers agreed to equalize the size of their nuclear arsenals and undertake serious reductions in existing nuclear weapons and delivery systems. |
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| Our societies must face up to the responsibility of using science and technology to promote public health and to equalize access to medicines and health care. |
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| The purpose of the amendment was to equalize the services given to children that are integrated in regular schools to those given to children in the special education facilities. |
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| He reported that current instruments restrict bargaining rights against powerful mining interests and are still inadequate to equalize opportunity of land use. |
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| Army and Marine Corps commanders later took steps to reassign black servicemen to other jobs to equalize deaths, according to Col. |
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| Depth changes without adequate time for the divers to equalize pressure in internal air spaces could result in barotrauma, air embolism, or other related problems. |
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| So although abolishing peremptories isn't a silver bullet, it's nonetheless a powerful bullet to equalize talent and force trials to be conducted on the merits. |
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| No system of instruction will completely equalize natural powers. |
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| It was then that handicapping, a system of adding weight to attempt to equalize a horse's chances of winning as well as improved training procedures, began to be used. |
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| They are hoping to equalize pay for workers with similar jobs. |
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