Sentences with phrase «identical treatment»

Despite the blatant obviousness that being fired for being too attractive clearly disproportionately affects women rather than men, the Court seemed unmoved by arguments that equality does not necessarily mean identical treatment of men and women but may also necessitate proactive steps to protect vulnerable minorities.

Almost identical treatment with what Ibrahim has commented above.

Almost identical treatment with what Ibrahim has commented above.

Effective April 29, 2008, the Treasury adopted final regulations under § 935 that provide identical treatment for residents of Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands.

Both the Etios sedan and hatchback get identical treatment of additional features that includes two - tone interiors, Bluetooth audio system with remote, chrome accented gearshift knob, rear parking sensors, new seat fabric and Xclusive badging on the boot lid.

Comparatively, 5 dogs from the low endemic area experienced a complete remission after identical treatment, meanwhile 2 dogs died.

Treatment is quite reasonably priced, often being cheaper than identical treatment abroad (especially if you come from a country that doesn't have national health care: looking at you, America).

The Court accepted the Commission's distinction between disability cases where accommodation is sought and cases where a person with a disability seeks identical treatment in the form of equal access to a benefit scheme.

Identical treatment for two students who don't do homework for different reasons — one who has to help at the family business after school, and one who watches too much television — is no different than that crazy doctor with the single cure for all headaches.

Individual cultures of 3T3 (a murine fibroblast line) and endothelioma cells subjected to identical treatment were used for negative and positive controls, respectively.

The purpose of the Code is therefore to promote «substantive equality» rather than identical treatment.

In Andrews, the Court recognized that «identical treatment may frequently produce serious inequality.»

As noted by D. Pothier, by recognizing that identical treatment may frequently produce serious inequality, the Court acknowledged the importance of taking difference into account.