"It's one thing to narrow the gap in terms of equalizing men and women's pay, but we should also think about the level where we're equalizing pay," Wilson said.
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The democratizing splendors of the internet, the equalizing of voices?
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Watch Equalizing Music: Women Changing the Face of Electronic Music below.
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When everybody's seething and sniping, the effect is equalizing and indiscriminate.
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"We believe that education is a great equalizing force," Cook said.
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The European Commission has proposed equalizing the pay of the two categories.
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Meanwhile, unions shrank and fewer workers benefitted from collective bargaining's equalizing effects.
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This tax transfer system has an equalizing effect on the Australian economy.
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This creates security concerns, but it also is an egalitarian, equalizing force.
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Opponents argued the bill "is anything but equalizing," in the words of Rep.
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No one's making more than anybody else, so there is this equalizing factor.
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"Punk was an equalizing movement; you didn't have to have any training," Bag says.
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Gay Rights:May voted in 1998 against equalizing the age of consent for gay sex.
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Its government presents this digitization as a cost-saving efficiency and an equalizing force.
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This might surprise its modern inventors, who saw it as ideal, universal and equalizing.
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If you're looking for an equalizing force, don't bet on it happening in 2020.
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The library is also an incredible equalizing force in internet access and digital literacy.
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The iPhone is exorbitantly expensive as well, but there is an equalizing aspect to it.
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Trust has become an equalizing force, moving power from top-down to peer-to-peer.
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And then Ronaldo struck again, again equalizing Hungary and again spiraling us further into chaos.
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In spite of CoorDown's good intentions, its message was simultaneously received as equalizing and reductive.
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Nashville's tough period was salvaged by Colton Sissons' equalizing goal at the 18:57 mark.
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And OSHA was making slow progress toward equalizing some standards when Mr. Obama's presidency ended.
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Robertson answered Sexton's equalizing 214-pointer with one of his own for a 24-23 advantage.
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Trepca scored to halve the lead and narrowly missed an equalizing goal before Orlovac broke free.
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I give J. the "equalizing issue" signal; J. signals back to take my time before we continue.
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Equalizing opportunity and building a more dynamic and vibrant economy will raise all members of our society.
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It's taken two years of pushing for pants to bring the more gender-equalizing uniforms to fruition.
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This type of tax would be equalizing to the responsibility it funds, much like a bridge toll.
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Medicaid will probably be solved with more flexibility and a gradual equalizing of funds between the states.
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A lot of times, people are talking about bias in the sense of equalizing performance across groups.
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Almost every version of feminism has been hell-bent on equalizing power structures and fighting gender-based oppression.
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It is death, viewed with the neutrality of a flashbulb, stripped to its most equalizing and random eventuality.
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In the meantime, Congress explicitly prohibited the education secretary from prescribing any specific methodology for equalizing local spending.
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For instance, are we creating more inequalities with technology or are we actually getting close to equalizing things?
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This sharper partisan appeal has allowed them to come close to equalizing the partisan composition of the district.
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Millions of Americans recognize the importance of the internet as an equalizing tool of economic, social, and political power.
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MedPAC estimated that equalizing payments across all providers could save Medicare beneficiaries as much as $85033 million per year.
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First came the equalizing goal, when Robson-Kanu had won a corner kick and Williams was somehow left unmarked.
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Estimates suggest that equalizing payments for all off-campus outpatient services could save $15 billion in Medicare costs annually.
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In the past decade, diversity in the workplace has taken a front seat in terms of priorities and equalizing.
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No one is for housing discrimination, and the goal of equalizing opportunity through this federal government overreach sounds high-minded.
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And for a partnership like Nico and Bethany's both the gown and trouser played an important role in equalizing their look.
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The free trade agreement between Israel and South Korea, it said, will assist in "equalizing Israel's trade terms" with those countries.
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The new configurations, placing all works on an equalizing, decontextualized stage, reveal the extent of our personal knowledge and cultural biases.
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"Equalizing the tax treatment of American goods and services will help put us in a better competitive playing field," he said.
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Lastly, Fitch believes there is a high level of management and operational integration that provides support for equalizing the rating with CGML.
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And of course Roma's ending offers some equalizing healing, in what she is able to do for the children and the mother.
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The New Deal did provide a big equalizing push — increasing union membership, providing employment for the less educated and raising tax rates.
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The career of Ryan Jimmo and the response from his colleagues is further proof of the great democratizing, equalizing, ennobling power of MMA.
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Second, they show that because tight labor markets disproportionately help those with relatively low incomes, high-pressure labor markets have an equalizing effect.
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The European Commission in March proposed equalizing the pay of the two categories, saying that would protect workers' rights and ensure fairer competition.
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It's not so much a balanced movie, equalizing all perspectives, as a narrow one that doesn't look outside its focus on visceral action.
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"Equalizing the relative ability of individuals and groups to influence the outcome of elections," the court said, did not justify limits on spending.
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For the very financially privileged among us, Screenshop can indeed be another equalizing force — a way to finally dress like your favorite Instagram celebrities.
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This is refreshing, because there are often equally (or more) expensive wired and wireless earbuds that require some equalizing before they sound their best.
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Equalizing rates will simplify the tax code and take away the incentive to employ questionable accounting gimmicks to move profits to offshore tax havens.
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It spends money on subsidies for EU farmers, on equalizing living standards across the bloc, border management, research, security and various foreign aid programs.
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Croatia went a goal up in extra time, but Russia managed to claw back in the final minutes, equalizing to make it 2-2.
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According to a study from The Institute for Inclusive Security, women are crucial to the peace process, thanks to their vested interest in equalizing power.
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Closing these gaps for all refugees — by equalizing wages and employment rates between genders in these countries — could boost global GDP up to $2.5 trillion.
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It spends money on subsidies for EU farmers, on equalizing living standards across the bloc, border management, research, security and various non-EU aid programs.
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Whether the company is committed to equalizing pay and fighting against numerous reports of discrimination on the job at the same time remains to be seen.
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And how perfectly equalizing that we should see both the luscious pin-up model and the cuckolded, tighty-whitey-clad husband killed in the same manner.
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And that is an equalizing of philanthropy that we're seeing that is really exciting, because it's giving ordinary citizens the feeling that they can give back.
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The match was stopped for the night with the score, 25-25, 5-3, and Nadal serving at 30-15, just two points from equalizing matters.
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The other thing I always suggest is, give your baby a bottle or something to drink on takeoff and landing because it helps with ears equalizing.
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If we allow H1-B workers to leave a job for a better one, they cannot be paid below market wages, equalizing the playing field for Americans.
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Anderson's democratic model shifted the remit of egalitarianism from the idea of equalizing wealth to the idea that people should be equally free, regardless of their differences.
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I suppose Diaghilev's hopeless passion for Nijinsky is meant to be a similarly equalizing force in "Fire and Air": It weakens and humanizes the more powerful figure.
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By dressing up the melodies you sang in the shower in opulent gaslight-era drag, Mr. Luhrmann created an equalizing paean to love ballads of all ages.
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The sickening insults and death threats Baloch endured aren't confined to any one country; when it comes to misogyny, the internet has proved a demonically equalizing force.
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Not having to pay for college gives the best and the brightest the opportunity to attend any school they choose — equalizing opportunity on merit, not parents' wealth.
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That was somewhat overshadowed by Colombia equalizing from the resulting corner but Pickford got his moment in the limelight with a shootout save as England triumphed on penalties.
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New tech is inherently democratizing and equalizing; it destroys privilege by turning it into a mass-market commodity; and it generally builds toward a brighter, more optimistic future.
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Defenders of litigation finance claim noble motives: They are merely equalizing access to a legal system that leaves too many on the wrong side of the courthouse doors.
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And equalizing the retake rates by race would close up to 10 percent of the gap between white students and those who are black, Hispanic or Native American.
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After equalizing five minutes later, Messi also helped set up Barcelona's go-ahead goal by Rakitic in the 73rd, a powerful left-footed shot from outside the area.
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Any wonk on the right will talk about equalizing the tax code by capping the unlimited tax break for employer-based insurance and dramatically expanding health savings accounts.
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And many billionaires, such as Warren Buffett, Nick Hanauer, and George Soros, generously support organizations and politicians who favor exactly the sort of equalizing redistribution that Sanders demands.
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There is an equalizing force in this virtual realm, one that deigns citizenship and nationality and its arbitrary awards of rights and privileges less important than in real life.
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With all standards out the window, robots entered into Hebocon come in all shapes and sizes, with their equalizing factor being how little each of them can actually accomplish.
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Even before he mauled Melillo, Page told Business Insider that, yeah, Lima is "dangerous" but he is confident he can reverse that May loss, beat Lima, equalizing the scoreline.
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If the same cultural inequalities are permitted to operate in law as in the behavior the law prohibits, equalizing attempts — such as sexual harassment law — will be systemically resisted.
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Yet popular equalizing initiatives, such as raising the minimum wage or expanding college access, will not aid black and Latino workers in the same way it does for Whites.
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The firm's director Steven Cameron said it was "hard to argue against equalizing state pension ages", but there was no doubt it left older women at a disadvantage to men.
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October and November have an equalizing effect; with off-days and short series, they let a game but injury-hampered team like Cleveland hang in with a juggernaut like Chicago.
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EditorsNote: rewords second graf There was no fast start Wednesday night for the Colorado Avalanche, and not even a fast finish was good enough to notch a series-equalizing victory.
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"Although we have policies aimed at equalizing earnings between men and women," she continued, "those policies won't be effective at promoting gender equality if our gender attitudes don't follow suit."
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In the Rio Paralympics, organizers added another equalizing factor: Blind athletes in class T11 had to wear eyepatches and blindfolds, ensuring that small variances in vision didn't create unfair advantages.
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The project also will host Equalizing Music: Women Changing the Face of Electronic Music, a brand-new documentary that spotlights The Black Madonna from Chicago and DJ Rachael from Uganda.
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Her equalizing header against Brazil in 2011 in the 122nd minute off a cross from Megan Rapinoe is often called one of the greatest goals in the Women's World Cup.
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Another workaround could be that Vodafone India sells some of its equity to Aditya Birla Group in order to equalize their stakes, or that it receives an equalizing cash payment.
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At the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity in France last week, Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg characterized Facebook's ad platform as a means of equalizing big and small advertisers.
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And just when you thought that Bradley had rattled off some Hoosiers-like locker room speech to rally an equalizing war cry, the defensive marking choked again after the half, above.
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"What the FCC did was to depress — was to strip away the freedoms of the most enabling platform, the most equalizing platform of our time," the commissioner said onstage this morning.
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But the fourth, deadliest problem, is that equalizing tax treatment would give healthy, affluent Americans an incentive to opt-out of their company's insurance plan and go buy individual insurance instead.
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And in Denmark's case globalization seems to have been equalizing, both politically and economically: instead of fostering dominance by foreign corporations or domestic landowners, it led to dominance by rural cooperatives.
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"We believe that education is a great equalizing force and we share Malala Fund's commitment to give every girl an opportunity to go to school," Cook said in a news release.
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Sasse has a prediction for what's next: By equalizing the "alt-right" and "alt-left," Trump's comments could lead to future clashes because his lousy responses don't calm tensions between the groups.
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Smirnoff's "Equalizing Music" initiative is aimed at bringing music fans and industry leaders together to double the number of woman-identified and non-binary producers and DJ on festival lineups by 2020.
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The Turkey international however, who was cradling Gomes' head whilst he lay screaming, says he wishes he could swap his equalizing goal in order for his teammate not to have been injured.
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Equalizing pay wasn't an easy process, or a cheap one: After our third pay assessment, we'd spent a total of $8.7 million addressing differences in pay based on gender, race, and ethnicity.
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Most recently, the 2016 update saw Apple equalizing its gender representation, adding gender options for single-parent families and new female athletes and professionals — leveling out the largely male representation among sports emojis.
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According to the study, equalizing the retake rate by income would close up to 20 percent of the gap in four-year college enrollment between poor and affluent students who take the SAT.
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This engagement with art and the everyday implies an equalizing effect, taking fashion out of glossy magazines and inserting it into the hands of people and places that Hollywood either exploits or ignores.
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And changing carried interest tax treatment, via equalizing capital gains and ordinary income rates, also wouldn't have much impact, given that it's hard to see how profits will be enabled by this mess.
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This kind of action is important if the government is serious about equalizing access to effective speech; after all, very few people in any country can afford to own a television or radio station.
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Two pillars of Trump administration policy – combating the soaring prices for prescription drugs and equalizing the U.S. trade imbalance with China – appear to be on a collision course, drug and foreign policy experts say.
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"Equalizing turnout across the population would be the single best thing we could do for our democracy, and probably for our country in the near term," said Adam Bonica, a political scientist at Stanford.
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Scepanovic, who logged an impressive 13 total saves, said he blamed himself for allowing Hungary to score the late equalizing goal in regular time and felt under pressure to prove himself during the shootout.
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Using a transfer method, Krimes copied images of celebrities and incarcerated people onto carved soaps, equalizing their societal contributions and questioning ideas of crime, punishment, and who is made a target by the state.
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"Color is an equalizing lens through which we experience our natural and digital realities, and this is particularly true for Living Coral," Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute, said in a statement.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Equal Benefits for All Employees" (Op-Ed, May 7): Bravo to Jennifer Y. Hyman, chief executive of Rent the Runway, for taking action toward equalizing benefits for all her employees.
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Investors consider the price over the growth rate, and that ratio is lower for the Nasdaq, at 1.2 times, than the Dow stocks, at 1.4, equalizing what looked like a bargain price for the Industrial Average.
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Missouri Representative Dean Plocher, a Republican who sponsored unsuccessful legislation last year to base Missouri's voting districts on citizen population, said the effort is aimed solely at equalizing the power of all votes in the state.
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He wants to scrap the American Health Care Act and replace it with legislation stripped of subsidies that promotes greater competition in the marketplace by equalizing treatment of healthcare insurance between individual- and employer-purchased plans.
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The Gates Foundation was formed in 240 and has grown exponentially in size and influence since then, focusing mainly on equalizing of the quality of human life by addressing the problems that afflict the world's poorest.
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A goal by Liverpool's Mohamed Salah was ruled out for offside moments later, and Salah again came close to equalizing in the 36th with a shot deflected by Atlético defender Felipe in front of the goal.
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Switzerland has not managed much of a sustained threat, but they've had moments and still look capable of equalizing in the second half if they can somehow avoid conceding again against Brazil's raft of dangerous attackers.
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This is not that surprising, given that unauthorized immigrants are not always able to work in high paying jobs, so it may be another area where moving from DACA-eligible to DACA-enrolled makes the equalizing difference.
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Sevilla upped the ante in the second half and came within a coat of paint of equalizing in the 54th minute when Sergio Escudero's swirling effort from 30 meters beat Schmeichel but struck the underside of the crossbar.
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During today's Euro 2016 match between Hungary and Iceland, Hungary fans threw flares onto the pitch after their side benefitted from an equalizing own goal in the 86th minute that would eventually lead to a 1-1 draw.
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"Broadband is a great equalizing force for creating jobs, leveling the playing field, and increasing opportunity," Klobuchar said in a statement, adding that the bill would give lawmakers the data necessary to make informed policy decisions on broadband.
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The movie opens with a demonstration of Baby's prowess, evading cops in a sequence briskly choreographed to the music that the character plays nonstop, his way of equalizing a ringing sound that haunts him from an earlier accident.
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"The reason we're making it our first bill is because, as Democrats, we can't tackle the substantive issues of climate change, of health care and other issues without first equalizing the playing field," he told actor Richard Schiff.
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And equalizing them every four years because FIFA will not, he said, would be a significant blow to the federation's finances, significantly limiting the funding available for programs supporting everything from youth development to coaching and referee education.
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Whether purposeful or fortuitous, the flood had added a social-practice element to Hamilton's work, rendering it truly democratic, inclusive, and equalizing: one did not have to actually enter the Biennale to become a part of the artwork.
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More of them should be working on equalizing public school funding, winning a Supreme Court case, so that it's no longer legal in this country to fund public schools according to how big mommy or daddy's house is.
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Villareal captain Bruno Soriano gave his side the lead on the stroke of halftime with a boldly chipped penalty after Sergio Ramos had handled in the area, although the Real captain made amends by equalizing in the 48th minute.
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Created in honor of International Women's Day and as a part of Smirnoff's new "Equalizing Music" initiative, the new resource features 50 rising and established producers, DJs, and collaborators that are changing the soul and sound of electronic music.
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Yet P.S.G. struggled at the Parc des Princes last week, wasting numerous chances in attack and opening itself up to a late equalizing goal that gave City the edge coming here because away goals serve as the aggregate tiebreaker.
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This system will benefit the American student, the American family, the American worker, the American employer and the American entrepreneur by valuing their efforts and equalizing the tax burden to make us more competitive and, quite frankly, more successful.
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Djibril Sidibé's goal for Monaco at the 30-minute mark opened the scoring, but Alves stole the show by equalizing with a free kick after 51 minutes and setting up a decisive pass for Adrien Rabiot's 63rd-minute winner.
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But the new subway stations at East 72nd, East 86th and East 96th Streets, and the expanded one at East 3003rd, seem to be having an equalizing effect on prices in what used to be more of a cotton socks district.
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While not every company is right for an ESOP, Congress can do more to encourage this form of ownership by equalizing the incentives for C corporation and S corporation conversions, and encouraging technical assistance for businesses seeking information on employee ownership.
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"We believe that education is a great equalizing force, and we share Malala Fund's commitment to give every girl an opportunity to go to school," Apple CEO Tim Cook, who will join Malala Fund leadership council, said in a press release.
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Like a new medical innovation that is first adopted by the wealthy but then becomes commonplace, the emphasis on public and private investments in young children has helped turn a benefit for the rich into an equalizing force in society.
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Similarly, De Keersmaeker — by equalizing her dancers, integrating non-dancers into the performance itself, and constructing a whole of broken parts (dancers race and fall, drop and stand) — makes Work/Travail/Arebid into an enactment of something like the rhizome.
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She has been a high-profile member of Patriotic Millionaires, which supports an increase in the federal minimum wage to $15 by 2024, a more robust estate tax, higher corporate taxes, plus an equalizing of tax rates on capital gains and income.
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"If I say there is a platform that's most equalizing of our time, what would you do to keep it... That's the question that is in front of us today," she said, speaking at the Lesbians who Tech Summit in San Francisco.
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Rep. Jim Banks (R-Ind.) is introducing a bill that would crack down on hospital mergers by increasing federal antitrust staff, requiring hospitals in highly concentrated areas to accept Medicare rates from commercial insurers, and equalizing payments between hospital-owned clinics and independent doctors' offices.
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The tax reform of 2017 has done some good in equalizing corporate profit taxation between hi-tech companies and other companies, but the European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager has punished Apple for major tax avoidance in Ireland with an additional tax bill of $13 billion.
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McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid MORE (R-Tenn.) asked whether the administration would be willing to start the U.S.-EU talks by equalizing car tariffs, possibly on the way to zero.
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Disney -- and the group she belongs to, Patriotic Millionaires -- have been vocal advocates for reducing income inequality by raising corporate taxes, equalizing tax rates on capital gains and income, raising the federal estate tax and increasing the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2024.
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The equalizing process is usually assisted by an air crew ensuring that the cabin is pressurized, but even with that help, many people still feel effects of altitude change through things like ears popping, which happens because your middle ear is trying to equalize pressure with the surrounding atmosphere.
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Coach Pep Guardiola's Bayern, trying to reach the final for the first time since winning the title in 2013, came close to equalizing with a long-range shot by David Alaba in the 54th minute, but the ball struck the crossbar with Atlético goalkeeper Jan Oblak already beaten.
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The subtext here is that money is an equalizing force that trumps even race: By showing Asian characters who are as rich as (or even richer than) the film's white characters, the film believes it somehow serves as an antidote to the racist portrayals of Asians in American pop culture.
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Though he himself employed the style throughout his time at Tomonotsu, Kushino expressed discomfort with it in the interview, and especially the lumping together of a wide variety of expressions under the equalizing umbrella of "art," which effectively ignores the drastically different social realities of participants in such an exhibition.
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Unions' equalizing effects apply to politics too: While the increasingly wealthy and big corporations have fueled a rightward shift in American politics and policy since the era of Ronald Reagan, unions could help — as they especially had before they were weakened in the 27s — swing the pendulum back in the other direction.
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In one instance, as the Americans battled for an equalizing goal with 16 minutes left, forward Brianna Decker was trying to get on the other end of a centering pass when she took a fist to the face from Marie-Philip Poulin, captain of the Canadian team, and crumpled to the ice.
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While I would prefer to get rid of the R&D credit (crony capitalism for pharma) and the low-income-housing credit (crony capitalism for real-estate developers), the proposed tax reform goes a long way towards equalizing the business code and creating a competitive scenario for our U.S. companies with large multinational presence.
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"Whether a state is permitted to use some measure other than total population is an important and sensitive question that we can consider if and when we have before us a state districting plan that, unlike the current Texas plan, uses something other than total population as the basis for equalizing the size of districts," he said.
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And in the top of the ninth, with the Braves trailing 22013-22015, Nixon did what he could to provide the equalizing run: he stole second base, and after Pendleton and Smith struck out he stole third—which may have been a little crazy, but was also in line with the unpredictable nature of his life and career.
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Featuring names like Fatima Al Qadiri, Honey Dijon, Jubilee, The Black Madonna, TOKiMONSTA, and more, Top 50 Women Making Noise is a tool for fans and bookers alike to discover artists, furthering the goal of Smirnoff's "Equalizing Music" initiative to double the number of woman-identified and non-binary producers and DJ on festival lineups by 2020.
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"Whether a state is permitted to use some measure other than total population is an important and sensitive question that we can consider if and when we have before us a state districting plan that, unlike the current Texas plan, uses something other than total population as the basis for equalizing the size of districts," he said.
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To a certain extent, it can't, given the bloody nature of The Equalizer's premise, but the first film managed to keep things a bit lighter by making the stakes inherently home-based (hence the Home Mart-set showdown) and ensuring that the "equalizing" going on was on behalf of the people around McCall, not McCall himself.
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"Driving is a vital component of life in Georgia and as a result of our client's bravery in seeking equal treatment for himself and fellow Puerto Ricans residing in Georgia, we have been able to take a significant step in equalizing the experience of Puerto Ricans to that of their fellow mainland-born, U.S. citizens," she said, according to the press release.
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At the same time money spent on equalizing living standards across the 27 countries, now accounting for more than one third of the total budget, could be cut by up to a third, or 124 billion euros, ending support for regions in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, mainland France, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, Sweden and many regions in Italy and Spain.
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As Morgenstern explained it in her New York Times best-seller Organizing From the Inside Out, the S.P.A.C.E. method began with a lengthy psychological self-assessment to figure out what was holding you back from being your best and most organized self, and continued through a system of sorting, purging, assigning each of your things a home, containerizing, and equalizing.
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In addition, Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE's former chief economist Jared Bernstein published research earlier this year finding ESOPs had an equalizing impact on wealth and wage inequality.
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With the fate of net neutrality on the line, the NAACP urges Chairman Pai to respect the congressional intent behind Title II of the Telecommunications Act, to protect the free flow of information and not jeopardize it by removing high-speed broadband from the equalizing framework of Title II. ISPs should not be able to discriminate against any information, or against any groups of people, based on their profit margins or their whims.
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