Sentence examples for correct inequities from inspiring English sources
The admission from such a prominent institution and its moves to correct inequities have resonated widely.
In the United States the concept of comparable worth was introduced in the 1970s by reformers seeking to correct inequities in pay for occupations traditionally held by men and women.
The Centre for Cities, a think-tank of more Blairite hue, worries that RDAs are prone to "jam-spreading"—that is, handing money out evenly to correct inequities rather than concentrating it where it makes the biggest impact on economic growth.
I also don't think it's showy or superficial to, as a member of a dominant group, make it known to other members of that group when you're actively working to correct inequities.
It quickly became clear that, though we wish it weren't, talking publicly about a reading list designed to correct inequities and make you a better citizen of the world is -- or, at least, is interpreted as -- subversive.
The index also enables efforts to correct inequities towards men.
Phoebe Goodman, executive director of the Nassau Citizens Budget Committee, one of the groups involved in the lawsuit that forced the 2002 revaluation, said she believed the revaluation "had gone a long way to correcting" inequities in the tax rolls.
The historical development of liberalism over recent centuries has been a movement from mistrust of the state's power on the ground that it tends to be misused, to a willingness to use the power of government to correct perceived inequities in the distribution of wealth resulting from economic competition—inequities that purportedly deprive some people of an equal opportunity to live freely.
Many are part of the department's effort to correct historic inequities.
The institute's four other schools are producing their own studies, with administrators promising to correct any inequities revealed.
B5 Equitable School Budgets The New York City Education Department has abandoned an effort to correct historic inequities in school budgets.
