disparately

These companies realize that in order to get the best leverage out of these environments, they cannot manage them each disparately.

The Cloud: Have It Your Way Pete Privateer 2010

He said the suit presented "the unusual case where there is already a well-developed public record of Gupta being treated substantially disparately from 28 essentially identical defendants, with not even a hint from the SEC...as to why this should be so."

Focus on Goldman Ex-Director Michael Rothfeld 2011

As the ranks of entry-level attorneys became increasingly more diverse, and women represent over 50% of the attorneys in the "pipeline" of new graduates, the refusal to consider such requests for change has disparately impacted women and minority attorneys.

Finding Balance 2009

These companies realize that in order to get the best leverage out of these environments, they cannot manage them each disparately.

The Cloud: Have It Your Way Pete Privateer 2010

Prominent programs' frustrations festered in the 1970s, when the NCAA was a motley collection of disparately sized athletic programs with equal voting rights and shared television revenues.

Enough Already With the Little Guy Rachel Bachman 2011

Interestingly, Carolyn Elefant suggests in this post at the Legal Blog Watch that as a result, the institutionalized "billable hour" may in fact disparately impact women lawyers who have children:

Finding Balance 2009

The reason that black people were disparately harmed is because more black people lived in the area.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Affirmative Action and Racial Profiling Revisited 2010

The reason that black people were disparately harmed is because more black people lived in the area.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Affirmative Action and Racial Profiling Revisited 2010

I wonder whether some enterprising lawyers might bring a class action suit against law firms, arguing that the billable hour disparately impacts women with families -- and thus, violates Title VII.

Finding Balance 2009

"Here, by contrast, we have the unusual case where there is already a well-developed public record of Gupta being treated substantially disparately from 28 essentially identical defendants, with not even a hint from the SEC, even in their instant papers, as to why this should be so."

Suit Versus SEC Clears a Hurdle Chad Bray 2011