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1 parité
parité [paʀite]feminine noun* * *The law of parité, passed in early 2000, stipulates that political parties should put forward an equal number of male and female candidates at all elections, from municipal to European levels. Parties failing to comply are subject to financial penalties which take the form of a reduction in their public funding. The law however only applies to communes with over 3500 inhabitants* * *paʀite nf1) (parité hommes-femmes) male-female parity, equal numbers of men and womenla parité hommes-femmes — male-female parity, equal numbers of men and women
2) ÉCONOMIE parity* * *parité nf2 ( en politique) male-female parity.parité du change parity of exchange.ⓘ Parité The law of parité, passed in early 2000, stipulates that political parties should put forward an equal number of male and female candidates at all elections, from municipal to European levels. Parties failing to comply are subject to financial penalties which take the form of a reduction in their public funding. The law however only applies to communes with over 3500 inhabitants.[parite] nom féminin1. [concordance - entre des rémunérations] parity, equality ; [ - entre des monnaies, des prix] parity ; [ - entre des concepts] comparability -
2 inégalité
inégalité [inegalite]feminine nouna. ( = différence) inequalityb. ( = irrégularité) [de sol, répartition] unevenness* * *inegalite1) ( disproportion) disparity ( entre between; de in)2) ( iniquité) inequality3) ( irrégularité) ( d'humeur) changeability; (de terrain, surface) unevenness* * *ineɡalite nf1) (= non équilibre) (entre des dimensions, des chiffres) disparity, [chances, traitement] inequality2) [surface] (= irrégularité) unevenness no pl* * *inégalité nf1 ( disproportion) disparity (entre between; de in); inégalité d'âge disparity in age; l'inégalité des ressources/moyens the disparity in resources/means;2 ( iniquité) inequality (devant as regards); les inégalités sociales social inequalities; réduire les inégalités to reduce inequalities; s'attaquer aux inégalités to attack ou fight inequality;4 Math inequality.[inegalite] nom féminininégalité entre deux variables/nombres difference between two variables/numbersl'inégalité des salaires the difference ou disparity in wages2. [qualité variable - d'une surface] roughness, unevenness ; [ - d'un travail, d'une œuvre] uneven quality, unevenness ; [ - du caractère] changeability
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