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winner system and
cannot be
proportional (winner-takes-all), so
these disproportionalities are
compensated by the party-list component. A simple, yet common...
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Cephalopelvic disproportion (CPD)
exists when the
capacity of the
pelvis is
inadequate to
allow the
fetus to
negotiate the
birth canal. This may be due...
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Disproportionality in
special education is the
unequal representation of
certain demographic groups in
restrictive placement and discipline, particularly...
- The
Gallagher index measures an
electoral system's
relative disproportionality between votes received and
seats in a legislature. As such, it measures...
- of the
female pelvis. It can
theoretically identify cephalo-pelvic
disproportion,
which is when the
capacity of the
pelvis is
inadequate to
allow the...
- recorded.
These gaps in
reporting make it
impossible to
analyse whether disproportionalities are a
result of
charging rates,
sentencing decisions or reoffending...
-
which it is
spoken or, with an
undercurrent of irony, by the
extreme disproportion of the
comment to the situation, and is
largely context-dependent. The...
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Proportionality is a
general principle in law
which covers several separate (although related) concepts: The
concept of
proportionality is used as a criterion...
-
information used by journalists; and finally, the front-end/back-end
disproportionality of reporting.
According to Yale Law
professor Stephen Carter, "it...
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which case the
overall results are semi-proportional,
retaining disproportionalities from the
majoritarian component.
Systems that use
multiple types...
