Sentence examples for Systemic inequity from inspiring English sources
Last April, after the US Department of Labor filed a lawsuit seeking data on gender pay disparities, the agency concluded that Google fostered "systemic" inequity.
The Environmental Protection Agency controversy surrounding its former administrator Christie Whitman and the Bush administration serves to sadly point out the systemic inequity in continually appointing a politician to lead any critical governmental agency.
And too many of us, in turn, see them as menaces rather than as boys struggling — often without sufficient instruction and against a tide of systemic inequity — to simply become men.
And so they're going to use the money that they have to try to offset not a systemic inequity, like socioeconomic inequities or racial inequities, but to offset their children's own inability to get in.
Twenty-three-year-old Leanna Diggs grew up in Silver Spring, Md., and attended James Hubert Blake High School in Silver Spring and Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pa., double-majoring in political science and law and policy, focusing her studies on systemic inequity.
Often, I have seen that my students have a difficult time understanding math in the context of word problems, so in an effort to increase their exposure to vocabulary and ideas of systemic inequity, this would be one way to do it.
However, in most countries, TB services are integrated into existing health systems; thus it is also important to address systemic inequities in all health systems [ 9].
As addressed earlier in this paper, it is important to recognize systemic inequities within all health systems [ 9].
The Pope recognizes that a socioeconomic system that creates and perpetuates exclusion and inequality between peoples in society is unjust at its root, and that systemic inequities must be reversed.
I believe that Dismantling Systemic Inequities Matters.
The task Northam has set for himself — addressing systemic inequities that deprive African Americans of equal opportunity — is enormous.
