Sentence examples for economic parity from inspiring English sources

In 1987, Italy celebrated its economic parity with Britain.

Now it is the fight for economic parity.

She wasn't a feminist politician, nor was economic parity for the former East her cause.

Last year, the WEF predicted it would take 118 years for economic parity to be achieved.

This pushed the UK down in the economic parity ranks by 10 places to 53.

The world is striving for economic parity, implying a vast increase in greenhouse emissions or an unpalatable proliferation of nuclear capability.

Most often, however, 'integration' is looked at in terms of objective measures of incorporation (e.g. naturalisation rates or socio-economic parity with the native majority population)5 rather than immigrants' subjective experience of citizenship.

But it seems to me that we should be more alarmed -- four hundred years after arriving in America aboard slave ships, and they have yet to reach academic or socio-economic parity with their white peers.

A systematic review of 28 studies identified women's and their husbands' education, economic status, parity, place of residence and accessibility to health services as key determinants of use of ANC services [ 16].

Data collection was conducted by 6 trained female interviewers through semi-structured interviews using a standardized questionnaire.The questionnaire administered to the mothers included questions regarding socio-economic demographics, parity, disclosure of HIV status, partner testing, uptake of PMTCT services from HTC at ANC to uptake of sd-NVP and HAART, and feeding options utilized.

Adjusted for maternal age, socio-economic status, parity, prepregnancy BMI, smoking during pregnancy, partner's smoking during pregnancy, solarium use during pregnancy, breastfeeding duration, child sex, maternal history of asthma, maternal history of allergies, paternal history of asthma, paternal history of allergies, season of last menstrual period, and energy (in quintiles).