Sentence examples for concern for equity from inspiring English sources

"The housing market has been a key concern for equity investors all this year," Mr. Gayle said, "so further progress is an encouraging sign as we get ready to start 2010".

In recent years, such tours have significantly cut into the number of union workweeks on the road, a source of great concern for Equity members, who already have high unemployment rates.

One challenge before these Europeans -- and all the anti-globalists -- is to make the case that their concern for equity will not hobble growth in the developing world, as it sometimes has done on this continent.

Thus, a concern for equity (in the ex ante prioritarian sense) means less concern for the risky future.

India has for years rejected binding emissions targets due to a concern for equity (despite being the world's third largest emitter, India still has low per capita emissions) and a focus on economic growth before moving to cap emissions.

The case studies analysed above warn about the dismissal of any concern for equity and equality in urban transformation and their substitution with a culture of the acceptability of injustice, which is currently taken for granted in the cities we live in.

The answer not only relates to efficiency, but in the case of disadvantaged groups, concerns for equity and social justice are often paramount.

The present research helps to illustrate some of the ways that this apparent moral clarity may mask important ethical concerns for equity, including how vulnerabilities shape people's access to and capacity to make use of the resources and services provided during a crisis (41).

This article examines how epidemiological evidence is and should be used in the context of increasing concern for health equity and for social determinants of health.

Next week's budget is likely to see a mix of taxes which ministers will want to portray as reflecting a concern for both equity and the environment.

Data shows folks that look like me are usually the only ones in the room that aren't viewed negatively or actively punished for voicing concern for others' equity, and I take that privilege seriously.