Sentence examples for concern of equity from inspiring English sources

Persistent inequalities of access to health care, whether they are caused by imbalances in public resources, or caused by differences in income between population groups, should therefore be regarded as an essential concern of equity and rights oriented policies.

Mileage fees and value pricing have long been attractive options to researchers and decision-makers, but they often raise concerns of equity.

As Baker pointed out, there are other important questions that go beyond what is easily measured: concerns of equity, structural inefficiencies, opportunities for waste and corruption, and the protection of the rights of the city's most disadvantaged and vulnerable students.

Personal tradable permits therefore take care of equity concerns directly through the design of the policy.

A renewed concern for equity of health care provision, coupled with a growing understanding of cancer among minority ethnic groups therefore poses new challenges for service providers in terms of ensuring that Britain's minority ethnic populations understand what cancer is and the risk factors that can cause it.

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.

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 two main players at the conference were European Union climate commissioner Connie Hedegaard and Natarajan, who ultimately prevailed, it said, thanks to an impassioned speech that "ensured India's main concern – the inclusion of the concept of equity in the fight against climate change – became part of the package".

The concern for equity in health is of course all but new [ 8].

Moreover, its use has the potential to inform the prioritization of limited municipal resources according to ecological conditions and to concerns of social equity in the access to nature and distribution of ecosystem service supply.

But even new and progressive art is, as Mill knew, a product of imagination and inspiration, not of fair dealing and transparent processes; the central concerns of liberalism fairness, equity, individual rights—really don't enter into it.