Sentence examples for correct inequality from inspiring English sources

First, a correct inequality for these functions is given.

end{aligned} This correct inequality is better because we may assume that (alphain [ 0,2 ) ) to deduce that (fu=gu).

It is nice to think that you can correct inequalities at the stroke of a pen.

While universities cannot be expected to fire a silver bullet to correct inequalities that arise much earlier within the education system, higher education should adopt a more proactive approach to working with schools and colleges serving the most disadvantaged areas – including rural communities.

"The goal is to correct inequalities and establish a more equal playing field for vulnerable children and the most disadvantaged children," said Dr. Vincent.

It is a love that listens toward correcting inequality.

That is a big modernisation of socialism because for some people the unique recipe was increasing public expenditure and correcting inequalities through tax".

Government reform trends moved toward increasing administrative efficiency and accountability, meeting national economic needs through improved technological education, improving the articulation of system parts, opening the school to the community, and correcting inequalities, through both curricular and organizational provisions.

Attention was given not only to "socializing" the system but also to correcting inequalities suffered by French ethnic minorities and immigrant children, to amending social-geographic inequalities, and to increasing options for the handicapped in both special schools and, after the mid-1970s, regular schools.

Ms Featherstone has for some time now, quite commendably, been running a highly public campaign to correct this inequality.

The surface of the Mediterranean falls below that of the Atlantic; to correct the inequality, water from the Atlantic pours past Gibraltar in surface streams of great strength.