Sentence examples for At inequities from inspiring English sources

Vote and get involved politically to try and chip away at inequities at the national level.

While many women who play golf say that sex discrimination is waning, some still chafe at inequities.

In her research, she has looked at inequities in onscreen speaking roles (66.5 per cent male), characters over the age of forty (74.3 per cent male), and sexualization (more nudity, suggestive clothing, and references to attractiveness for female characters).

Edwards, the Dalton teacher, said that her students were well informed about issues of injustice overseas—"They know where Matt Damon is on a daily basis"—but were reluctant to look at inequities in their own country.

Edwards, the Dalton teacher, said that her students were well informed about issues of injustice overseas — "They know where Matt Damon is on a daily basis" — but were reluctant to look at inequities in their own country.

The 2007 survey was an opportunity to look at inequities since the original 1997 baseline, and how such inequities affect access to health care.

Mclean brushes aside any bitterness at the inequities that have clogged her rugby career.

Robb paints an affectionate portrait of the country, but burns with anger at the inequities in Brazilian society.

In a statement, the British Retail Consortium said: "Retail supported the government's decision last year to take a proper look at the inequities of this system.

But I do know that we have had two straight years of significant funding for education programs aimed at reducing inequities and racial and ethnic isolation.

"Our focus tends to be on the law and order, lock them up, throw away of the key stuff, and a refusal to look at the inequities of the system," he said.