Sentence examples for * disproportionality in from inspiring English sources

"I don't think policing has been surprised by disproportionality in the criminal justice system for many years.

Have a look at the race disproportionality in our prisons, youth custody centres, mental health institutions, stop-and-search policing, health outcomes, unemployment, comparative earnings and low pay.

Flagged up here are many of the burning issues that BAME communities face: endemic discrimination in stop and search, massive disproportionality in prosecution and sentencing.

When you are 14 and 8 years old there is a disproportionality in the relationship that doesn't exist when you are 46 and 40".

"Although suspension itself is a neutral decision, it invariably follows allegations of gross misconduct or criminal proceedings," the Disproportionality in Police Complaints and Discipline report said.

At the other end of the scale, roughly 10% live in the 10% of local authorities with the highest white British populations, showing a lack of the expected disproportionality in these areas.

From an Indian Child Welfare perspective this means that institutional racism and institutional bias are the primary causes of disparities and disproportionalities in child welfare.

American Indian and Alaska Native efforts to keep children in their families, communities and tribal nations have created an Indian Child Welfare perspective that is vital to understanding disparities and disproportionalities in child welfare.

The four dissenters in both cases -- Justices Stephen G. Breyer, David H. Souter, John Paul Stevens and Ruth Bader Ginsburg -- objected that the court's test for disproportionality, established in a series of admittedly inconsistent precedents beginning in 1980, had been met.

We believe that vigiRank would also bring value over basic disproportionality analysis in other databases.

First, we performed a disproportionality analysis in terms of drug case pairs and considering drugs recorded as "suspect".