Sentence examples for created inequity from inspiring English sources

Vietnam has undergone rapid socio-demographic changes and economical growth during the last two decades that have created inequity [ 17].

Some maritime law experts agreed that the laws had created inequities.

In 1997 the Vermont Supreme Court declared that the state's reliance on local property taxes for school funding created inequities in educational opportunities among towns.

Such separation between health and so-called HIV sectors, while facilitating the daily management in the short-term, created inequities in treatment between HIV-dedicated and general staff.

Simplicity Creates Inequity: Implications for Fairness, Stereotypes, and Interpretability.

"They create inequity, and they compromise the opportunity for a genuine sense of community".

In addition, critics of the approach argue that mandated use of filtering software on public computers like libraries may result in denial of vital information to poorer sections of the society who do not have independent access to the Internet, thereby curbing intellectual freedom and creating inequity in access to information.

The PSA test is available free to any man aged 50 or over who requests it, but the report said this can "create inequity" with tests being taken up by "more highly educated men in more affluent areas".

His comments will try to shift the focus of "fairness" by subtly arguing that Obama is creating inequity by opposing school vouchers, aiding failed ventures such as Solyndra, supporting unions and adding to the nation's debt.

It inevitably creates inequity by creating two-tier service provision.

These scenarios also represent the situations in which certain characteristics and circumstances may cluster to cause disadvantage to population subgroups and hence create inequity.