Sentences with phrase «equalisation of»

Even with greater equalisation of parental roles, there remain many questions about the particular contribution that fathers make to children's socio - emotional wellbeing, and the factors that may help or hinder the development of positive father - child relationships.

On the contentious side Adam advises trustees, employers and benefit consultancies on professional negligence claims, typically around errors in scheme drafting and the equalisation of normal retirement ages for men and women, and on Part 8 claims for the rectification or interpretation of scheme documents.

It seems safe to say that Brexit is unlikely to have a major impact on UK pensions legislation as many of the EU requirements already embedded in UK law are beneficial, such as equalisation of benefits.

I was always suspicious of the study by the RS anyway: it relied on models and on studies of mixing in bays where wave action on the shore would have ensured complete equalisation of partial pressures.

So, ensuring a greater equalisation of constituency sizes (eg more frequent boundary reviews) is legitimate, even though it gives a small advantage to the Conservatives.

Oliver Heald MP, who used to have responsibility for constitutional affairs in the shadow cabinet, believes in full equalisation of seats:

He read out a series of quotes from senior Liberal Democrats supporting the equalisation of constituency boundaries.

Clegg has been open that he had supported equalisation of boundaries in principle, but said months ago that he would exact retribution against the Tories for failing to back a deal to introduce an elected House of Lords.

The equalisation of seats was fair and, whilst I never believed it would deliver an extra 20 seats, would have resulted in some gains.

The equalisation of electorates necessary in Brighton and Hove will have knock on effects throughout Sussex.

The Coalition Agreement committed the present government to four major pieces of constitutional and electoral reform: a referendum on the AV voting system, the equalisation of constituency sizes, an elected House of Lords and five - year fixed - term Parliaments.

The equalisation of the electorates of parliamentary constituencies favours the Conservative party collectively, but is opposed by many individual Tory MPs who face losing their seats.

I am not at all sure that the reduction and equalisation of seats will be in the Tory manifesto, given events in this Parliament, but the priority which members give to the move reflects their frustration and anger with how the Liberal Democrats behaved.

Conservatives accept their opposition to Lords reform could cost them another of the coalition's constitutional changes - the reduction in the size of the Commons from 650 to 600 MPs and equalisation of constituency sizes.

In years past, when Arsenal were dominant, it was a way for the neighbours to try and put a spoke in their rivals» wheel, and it's a fixture which has generally seen an equalisation of talent for the duration of the 90 minutes.

It means a real equalisation of possibilities of each citizen to live a life according to the chosen model, without deficiencies and disadvantages provoked by the privileges of others.

Not exact matches

The hypocrisy of this stance has already been pointed out by several commentators: as Lysiane Gagnon asks, where did the Québec government think the $ 8.4 b equalisation cheque that it cashed last year came from?

We hope that the working party now working on the next attempt pays a visit to Australia, whose Commonwealth Grants Commission is a model of how to do equalisation.

Speaking in a debate on the issue at the TUC Congress in Brighton, NASUWT Deputy General Secretary Dr Patrick Roach said: «The NASUWT believes that full equalisation is needed and in the case of the Teachers» Pension Scheme we are lobbying to end this discrimination.

The CIOT was responding to an OECD request for input on its work regarding the Tax Challenges of the Digitalised Economy.1 The Institute set out its concerns at the potential application of withholding tax to digital transactions and «equalisation levies» (revenue based taxes).2 These would lead to greater complexity, the likelihood of double taxation on the same profits and, potentially, be a negative influence on further innovation by companies.

There are long - standing debates about the merits and demerits of proportional electoral systems, individual voter registration, constituency equalisation and so on.

Study of the various forms of errors and the development of an equalisation technique to reduce the error rates in a particular data.

And if you're using a TV's own speakers, connecting directly from the microHDMI socket, no amount of equalisation is going to win you stellar sound quality.

The observed changes in air temperature that we notice and measure occur during the process of equalisation and are fully explicable by that process alone.

This equalisation effect has also been seen in other types of insurance for individuals, such as life insurance.

This headset uses the Razer Synapse software which offers masses of options including equalisation controls, settings for mic noise control, voice clarity, ambient noise reduction and lighting effects too.

Installing it on a PC brings a piece of software which operates as a graphic equaliser — on any of the consoles, it's impossible to alter its equalisation.

A comprehensive study by the Commonwealth Grants Commission of the potential application of the fiscal equalisation principle among Indigenous communities in Australia.