| This tension between emotional affinity and social imparity, between care and coercion, would seem to form the emotional crux of the interracial friendships of the past. |
| Everlight is recognized as a leader in the benzotriazole technology having developed a reputation for the highest quality, lowest imparity products. |
| The idea of the group was to bring attention to and discuss issues of gender imparity in the wider world and at my school, which had previously been all-male – think of an institution as Eton-like as anything in America gets. |
| It constitutes a provision of security against imparity and the possibility of foreseeable downturns in their futures. |
| He had foreseen the consequences of mismanagement, dictatorship, human imparity, and divided political ideals and theories of a failed nation. |
| The revaluation of trading transactions is performed individually by applying the imparity and realisation principle. |
