Sentences with word «disparate»

A bunch of disparate phases of my life were represented but it all made sense somehow, as parts of a whole.

Rules may be applied that are formally neutral, but end up in the realm of disparate impact by adversely affecting one group of people of a protected characteristic more than another.

I love all the variations you've created out of seemingly disparate elements.

Upon closer inspection this seemingly disparate group of prints and paintings reveal to the viewer a shared systematic process of discovery.

An important aspect of being a leader is being able to bring together disparate groups of people around a common goal.

An almost overwhelming amount of information is generated and stored in disparate places in our digital world.

Our background screening philosophy is always to minimize exposure from disparate impact while reducing negligent hiring risk.

Bringing together disparate voices from different cultures from all over the world we invite you to listen and join this conversation.

By combining such disparate elements, he keeps the viewer on edge.

Often the impetus for these investments is coming from disparate parts of the organization, driven by different assessment needs.

Otherwise, at some point you could be charged with disparate impact discrimination.

It finds correlations between disparate data groups, because it has no other choice.

Sales associates are frustrated because they have to pay membership fees to more than one organization, and brokers often have difficulty coordinating data between disparate sources.

Leaders in many disparate fields came together and discussed the future of blockchain and society.

The strategies I employ with disparate materials and modes of working have been about locating the content of the work, not me.

The effect of such disparate treatment is to increase the effective yield on a tax - exempt bond issued in one's own state versus an out - of - state bond.

The essential element linking these seemingly disparate works is light, represented here as substance, atmosphere, and symbol.

The simple proposition here is that so long as like cases are treated alike regardless of race, discrimination is not to blame for disparate discipline levels.

The ability to merge seemingly disparate data sets is becoming easier.

In an assemblage, the artist creates a three - dimensional form by combining disparate elements together.

How might you bring disparate parts of nature together?

As long as lawyers still traffic in documents, storing everything in disparate systems will slow down any practice.

Yet these criteria, when applied to evaluate the design and sequencing of field work, result in approval of programs with wildly disparate field work requirements in most states.

I doubt that there are many instances in art prior to this drawing in which images of disparate objects are joined to make such an exact literary analogy.

And she was, but oddly enough one remembers two very disparate images of her time.

By elevating the social and experiential above the formal and academic, these works speak with an immediacy that connects disparate worlds and spaces.

With a complex plot and so many disparate characters, I find that binge - watching episodes is the only way to keep track of what's going on.

The works, which use a multitude of subjects in disparate forms tackling the discipline from different perspectives, expand the limits of painting through various techniques.

They help them to manage and mitigate all sorts of risk across disparate areas of activity.

Connecting disparate things is also a sign of a highly conceptual mind; you're open - minded and don't look at things literally.

If the issue is that you have too many disparate things going on and need to monitor them from your computer, then you're not going to pay proper attention to the meeting.

By exhibiting works by these two seemingly disparate artists together, this exhibition intends to expand the already rich discourse surrounding both of their works.

We have conducted many interviews with multiple parties in disparate locations using Web - meeting technology.

The construction industry over the last century has divided this making into disparate disciplines aimed at limiting liability and responsibility in the making of architecture.

Using disparate impact analysis it issued profoundly misguided policies on school discipline.

When using disparate practice management solutions that are not integrated with one another a firm is required your to enter information multiple times in multiple systems, increasing your opportunity for error.

Since I struggle with disparate style influences, I get this skirt — sometimes, you just can't decide what you want to be.

And so, from these wonderfully disparate influences we have «Kings Of Summer,» a crockpot of comedy and coming - of - age film without a trace of irony.

The point about disparate control schemes was raised, and pretty much settled in favor of neither.

These specialties can attract families and students with common interests, in contrast to large traditional public schools that poorly serve students with disparate interests, aspirations, and levels of abilities.

If disparate stories are put together in a single - author collection, the reader can feel wrong - footed from story to story.

Drawing from his experience of living within two disparate cultures, he has developed a dynamic practice that examines the intricacies of social, historical, and cultural differences across the globe.

The two men hold disparate views on the federal budget, the education community, and the formation of policy.

Or by living a life of integrity — not just integrity in word and deed, but integrity among disparate values and their resulting actions.

The car loses stability with widely disparate tires front and rear.