Sentence examples for disparities to from inspiring English sources
It would not allow for quotas or "disparate impact" lawsuits, which generally use statistical disparities to prove discrimination.
Greathouse largely ascribes such disparities to unconscious bias rather than intentional discrimination.
The Japanese use the term kakusa shakai (society of disparities) to describe what has happened.
Last year, Kofi Annan warned that governments across the region were allowing extreme wealth disparities to slow the pace at which economic recovery lifts people out of poverty.
Mr. Ashcroft attributes these disparities to the "normal" exercise of prosecutorial discretion, and notes that whites are more likely than blacks or Hispanics to have their capital charges upheld once they reach the attorney general's desk for review.
At the same time, however, Congress gave Mr. Feinberg considerable discretion in shaping the rules governing distribution -- and thus considerable power to minimize disparities to an extent that might not be possible in the courtroom.
Identify disparities to target for intervention.
Mannermaa anticipated the disparities to proliferate as a consequence of increasing societal dependencies and complexity.
The maximum number of the disparities to be combined is an open question.
Consequently, differences across these two coverage variables primarily reflect developmental differences and regional disparities, to the extent that the latter are linked to development (Figs. 4 and 5).
Thus far we've seen the documents being scrutinised for everything from salary disparities to medical records of employees at the company.
