disparately

• “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

• “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

• “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

• “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

• “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.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Enough Already With the Little Guy

• “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.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Suit Versus SEC Clears a Hurdle

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

  Forbes: The Cloud: Have It Your Way

• “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.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Focus on Goldman Ex-Director

• “At a small, informal presentation of the dance last month in the company's downtown headquarters, a spokesman introduced the work by saying that Mr. Taylor had taken some inspiration from "Rashomon," Akira Kurosawa's 1950 film about a horrific event recalled quite disparately by various witnesses.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Laughing in the Light and Dark

• “I bet there'd be more growth in average middle-class wages if they saw charts showing just how disparately the upper echelon management of giant coporations treats those it considers its serf-class indentured servants. donttreadonme”

  'Say on pay' moves full speed ahead

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