Sentence examples for address the inequality from inspiring English sources

By attacking poverty and pay, we'll address the inequality that blights lives - and stimulate the economy at the same time.

When I was editor in chief of Working Woman magazine in the mid-90s, virtually none of the top corporate women wanted to address the inequality and discrimination that exist in the workplace — and very few do so today.

"Some people assumed that one of the reasons this new power was given was that he'd be able to fine clubs more if they didn't address the inequality in hiring".

The league table of around 8,000 firms, which the government hopes will draw attention to the worst offenders, will be published from 2018, giving firms some time to address the inequality before their data will appear on the list.

In an IACHR report on Honduras released in February, the commission's president, James Cavallaro, said: "We are particularly concerned that these violence and insecurity levels are exacerbated by the lack of public policies to address the inequality and social exclusion that affect large segments of the population".

To my fellow VCs of either sex: what is your firm doing to address the inequality described by Newsweek?

During the debate, he reiterated that his primary aim was to "address the inequalities of this city".

Moira Sykes Manchester Phillip Inman hardly begins to address the inequalities between the older rich and the younger poor.

Since Sept. 11, he has repeatedly spoken of the need to address the inequalities that encourage terrorism.

Two approaches to domestic violence, then, are to address the inequalities that increase risk and provide quality services for abused women.

So you have to address the inequalities for the bottom 75% of the country if you want to have a healthy population working at 68".