Congress is eliminating the inequalities by allocating scholarship funds and creating programs aimed at disadvantaged and minority individuals in medical and scientific professions (i.e. the Minority Biomedical Research Support Program, one of the largest of its kind instituted by the NIH to increase minority researchers in the field of biomedical sciences).
Many people earnestly believe that aggressive remedies like affirmative action are still necessary to eliminate the inequality at which Brown made only a glancing blow.
It does not follow from the fact that this unequal outcome is the result of luck that, if we eliminate the inequality, the resulting equal outcome will not to the same degree be the result of luck, i.e., will not be one in which factors for which people are not responsible play no (or a smaller) causal role in bringing about the outcome.
Here a priority of health principle will not recognize any reason to reduce the health of the better off, whereas an equality of health principle will recognize a reason to reduce the health of the better off namely, that it eliminates the inequality.
28 However, health insurance did not eliminate the inequality of individuals with long-term care needs in our study.
An economy that offers opportunity and employment to the largest number of people on fair and equitable terms, a government that protects our national security and the personal security of all its citizens, and a fiscal framework that seeks over time to eliminate the inequalities of birth, race and sex is an offer of enduring appeal because it is right.
Policy cannot eliminate the inequalities bred from luck, but progressives understand that a just society cannot allow birth to become destiny.
The National Health Service (NHS) Cancer plan in 2000 aimed to eliminate the inequalities of care that had been identified by the Calman-Hine report (Calman-Hine Report, 'Expert Advisory Group on Cancer, 1995 Calman-Hine Report, 'Expert Advisory Group on Cancer.
For the left, class politics is about who has wealth and power, and who doesn't, and eliminating the great inequalities that define society.
Yet there is also a minority — including Mr. Buffett and William H. Gates Sr., Mr. Gates's father, who have both opposed eliminating the estate tax — worried about inequality.
