The phrase 'disparities on' is not a complete sentence and cannot be used as written in standard written English. To make it usable, you should add appropriate words around it to complete the sentence. For example, you could say, "There are significant disparities on access to quality education in certain parts of the world."
And officials generally haven't made the connection between poverty and wealth disparities on one hand and our dysfunctional and discriminatory criminal justice system on the other.
Moreover, Jewish men in Israel earn roughly twice as much as their Arab counterparts.The report, "The Labour Market of Israeli Arabs", blames the disparities on decades of what Eran Yashiv, a Tel Aviv university professor and one of its authors, terms Israel's "ghettoisation" of the country's Arabs.
Many experts place blame for such disparities on the lack of a blueprint.
The Census Bureau's 2006 American Community Survey found other wide disparities on the basis of race and ethnicity.
The newspaper said the Americans had identified too many disparities on almost every issue to formulate a workable overall proposal.
Given the national disparities on gay rights, libel laws, holocaust denial and more, the proposals represent a legal minefield.
The survey of the civilian, non-institutionalized population found a number of disparities on the basis of race and ethnicity.
Furthermore, there are wide disparities on how VAT is calculated among the EU's 28 members states and between 75 to 81 different rates of VAT.
Because aboriginal people experience disparities on almost every social indicator imaginable, it is not hard to see how many would be attracted to assurances of an Olympic windfall.
In women and girls, traits may be missed owing to different social expectations and subtle biases on the part of medical professionals similar to those that drive diagnostic disparities on the basis of race, age or income.
It is rich in information on marriage and family patterns, on persisting regional disparities, on the decline of religion, on the practices of the civil service and the role of football.
