Sentence examples similar to acknowledging this inequality from inspiring English sources

Building a new narrative means acknowledging the inequality and oppression of the past, the unequal effect of the conflict, the absences and failings of the state, and the ways that inequality is institutionalized.

Both organisations have acknowledged the inequality in graduate pay between private and state-school alumni needs to be addressed if employers want to hire the best talent, regardless of social background.

Yet none of the Democrats even acknowledge the inequality in how the House gets constituted, and though most of them talk about the problem of money in politics, not a single candidate in that debate even mentioned the only immediately feasible change in how campaigns are funded -- public funding.

It takes our elected officials acknowledging gender inequality and enacting policies to address the problem.

Their liberalism is demonstrated in their opinions on issues, for example, acknowledging growing inequality and believing government should guarantee every citizen food and shelter.

Andrew Lansley, the former health secretary, acknowledged this in 2011 when the government was still mouthing anti-inequality bites.

Analysts have been asking if a feeling of inequality may have motivated the Brexit vote and McEwan acknowledged this.

Mr Khodorkovsky acknowledges this.

The President acknowledged this.

The courts acknowledge this.

Ms Sturgeon acknowledges this.