Sentence examples for continued inequities from inspiring English sources

'Long-term effects on schooling and income contribute to continued inequities in the next generation'.

The continued inequities stand out at a time when schools around the country from Arizona to New Jersey are debating ways to better integrate students.

His disciplined fiscal approach has inevitably created pressure from within his own party for more radical attempts to redress the continuing inequities of South African life, including unemployment among blacks that now approaches 40percentt.

His concerns reflect the views that prevailed at the Reagan White House: that the government should ignore historical or even continuing inequities and never recognize or reward individuals on the basis of race.

As Jeffrey Toobin wrote, in 2009, "Roberts is clearly moved by the subject of race" and believes that "the government should ignore historical or even continuing inequities and never recognize or reward individuals on the basis of race".

The International Solar Energy Society advocates "leveling the playing field" by redressing the continuing inequities in public subsidies of energy technologies and R&D, in which the fossil fuel and nuclear power receive the largest share of financial support.

They only see profit and use displacement as a tool in continuing inequity".

Owing to the limitations of the available data, it is not possible to disentangle the factors responsible for the continuing inequity of funding for SCS implants.

Even women's greater educational achievement stems partly from continuing gender inequities.

But pieces by two young artists based in Brazil, Rodrigo Araujo and Marcos Reis Peixoto, who goes by the name Marepe, allude to continuing social inequities that Tropicalism never addressed.

Mr. Harkin's proposed measure is similar to the farm bill passed last month by the House, which was criticized by the White House as continuing the inequities of the current subsidy system.