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Equalize in sentence

22 examples of Equalize in a sentence

We want concrete, systematic, structural change that can equalize the political, economic and social realities for women and men.
To the extent that you can equalize the amount of detail that people put into the mental representations of near and far future, people begin to make decisions about the two in the same way.
So we equalize.
Europe's tendency to equalize salary and treatment of professors and researchers also reduces the incentive to engage in good research and good teaching.
For a leader to say there is an obligation to equalize incomes globally is not a credible obligation, but to say that more should be done to reduce poverty and disease and help those in need can help to educate followers.
We may hope that economic development in Eastern Europe – or Mexico – will equalize conditions sufficiently to end net flows from one region to another; but ending the flow of refugees from the Middle East and Africa is altogether more daunting.
The Euro and European PricesAmong the hoped-for effects of the Euro's physical arrival are an increased transparency of the differences in retail prices between different EMU countries, and a subsequent pressure to equalize these prices.
If governments cannot level the playing field in a global economy, they can at least equalize the enjoyment of a city during leisure time.
Various court rulings have determined that this process allowed richer districts to spend more than poorer ones and ordered states to equalize spending.
Unless we equalize conditions throughout the country, the already profound regional disparities will worsen.
In 1948, Paul A. Samuelson’s “factor-price equalization theorem” lucidly showed that under conditions of unlimited free trade without transportation costs (and with other idealized assumptions), market forces would equalize the prices of all factors of production, including the wage rate for any standardized kind of labor, around the world.
Allowing freer flows of people across borders would equalize opportunities even faster than trade, but resistance is fierce.
That is certainly what bond markets expect: downward convergence of long-term interest rates, in France and a number of neighboring core countries, toward German levels says that investors believe interest rates in these countries will equalize in ten years' time.
The failure to equalize electorates in different constituencies counted heavily against the winners, as it takes more votes to send a Conservative MP to Westminster than it does a Labour MP.
Such investments may not be as profitable as in other regions, but they should be regarded as public goods intended to equalize conditions for growth.
Efforts to equalize access often entail shifting resources from one group to another, thereby spawning new imbalances.
But the result has been to equalize the credibility of information, regardless of its source.
Although e-commerce platforms can benefit companies everywhere, they disproportionately boost small businesses in rural and remote areas, and thus help to equalize opportunity.
This narrative shapes much of the climate-change debate, particularly the discussion of carbon border taxes, which would equalize the cost of carbon use from domestic and foreign sources, thereby preventing “carbon leakage.”
But any administrative attempt to equalize EU labor costs would lead to job losses in Poland and elsewhere in Central Europe, and reduce the capital inflows that help to raise wages and allow the region to catch up to wealthier countries.
Second, it must equalize savings and investment.
But measures to equalize inherited wealth could largely – though not entirely – counteract inherited inequality of opportunity.