Sentence examples for equitable language from inspiring English sources

Despite attempts at equitable language, members of the NGO community have voiced concern that pursuing a text outside the Kyoto track will effectively kill the Protocol, the only existing environment treaty to date, due to expire in 2012.

Moreover, it is not just language that can cause barriers to equitable healthcare: inequities inherent in the social dynamic of the patient-practitioner encounter are well documented, and these inequities occur independent of whether L1 is shared [ 6].

Due to the high proportion of English-speaking patients, we systematically selected every second patient (50%) from an English-speaking alphabetical sampling list, yielding a more equitable distribution of language groups for the analyses.

While research has identified health care barriers to equitable access such as language difficulties, it has not considered the broader social contexts of marginalization experienced through the dynamics of 'othering'othering

"This race should bring to light some long-standing issues that people have had about equity and about how we structure schools so that children of color and children of the poor and of different languages have equitable opportunity to learn," said Rousseau.

This allowed participants to choose the time, location and language of delivery and ensure equitable and culturally safe access for workshop participants.

This constitutional clause resembles and may have been modelled on South Africa's constitution, which also prescribes equitable treatment for a large number of languages.

The new policy includes updated language, and several changes to ensure more equitable treatment.

In this ambitious project, Commons Choir — a group of 27 dancers, actors and singers — harness the power of language, the body and the voice to advocate for a more equitable economy.

Administrators and employees need to recognise the complex nature of foreign language education, and work to build more positive school cultures and equitable working conditions for teachers.

This paper thus provides teachers with simple tools to build valid language gap fill tests which reflect the criteria of accurate and equitable testing.