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• The demonstrators are also, surprisingly, a disparately inhomogeneous bunch.
• He enjoys reading and disparately dueling to improve his golf.
• Oregon State coach Mike Reilly disparately tried to call timeout before Serna's PAT attempt in overtime.
• Many disparately related species were subsequently added to the Rhynchocephalia, resulting in what taxonomists call a " wastebasket taxon ".
• Then the retention in force of a measure having a disparately adverse impact on women may no longer be objectively justifiable.
• In addition, because the United States disproportionately imprisons people of color, the loss of voting rights disparately impacts minority populations.
• Additionally, he said, " And our minority students are disparately impacted when it comes to excessive disciplinary actions ."
• Credible testimonial and documentary evidence revealed that African-American officers, as a class, were treated disparately with respect to discipline,
• We allege ( both companies ) should have known that their markup system would have a disparately negative impact on the black community,
• Congress has determined that Reeves had a right not to suffer conditions in the workplace that were disparately humiliating, abusive, or degrading.
• The story of Moses leading the Hebrews out of captivity in Egypt has inspired artists as disparately talented as Cecil B . DeMille and Arnold Schoenberg.
• The modification is immensely appealing as a result of the two new disparately placed functional groups that lend themselves well to a variety of previously unavailable synthetic manipulations.
• In 2010 the independent studio Soviet Montage produced an example of HDR video from disparately exposed video streams using a beam splitter and consumer grade HD video cameras.
• However disparately Bannon's books are described in feminist and lesbian literary retrospectives, almost every mention concedes the significance of " The Beebo Brinker Chronicles ".
• In addition, economist Bruce Bartlett has argued that the rebate would create a large opportunity for fraud, treats children disparately, and would constitute a welfare payment regardless of need.
• There are a lot of good people who worked on it, but logistically it was very difficult to do in the time frame that they had with many people so disparately located.
• Accordingly, if the government introduces a measure which proves to have a disparately adverse impact on women, the government is under a duty to take reasonable steps to monitor the working of the measure.
• BellSouth failed and refused to promote blacks at the Mobile office, didn't allow them to participate in assessment testing and training, or otherwise disparately applied test results that affected their terms and conditions of employment, the EEOC contends.
• The high imprisonment rate has also led the police to target African-American communities at disparately high levels of surveillance, invading privacy rights of individuals without probable cause, and ultimately breeding a distrust for police among African-American communities.
• "This transaction presents a classic case study in the inherent conflicts involved when tracking stocks are created and how a board decision may disparately impact different series of shareholder, " said Desmonde Printz, a senior analyst at Proxy Monitor.