Sentence examples for global inequity from inspiring English sources

Because of my commitment to ending global inequity, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will receive the lion's share of my fortune, some $3,261.06.

And often people simply have a sense of global inequity, "coupled with the sense that the dollar goes a lot farther in the developing world".

The urgent need for economic and political reform to reduce global inequity gets a cold shoulder from two quite different sides.

Bill Clinton today was a president caught between two summit meetings, one in Camp David dealing with the oldest and thorniest problems in diplomacy, the other in Japan approaching the newest and vaguest issues of global inequity.

Strummer gave us the impetus to reject our school careers advice and creeping Americanisation, educated us about the Spanish Civil War, Prince Far I, the Sandinistas, global inequity, and that murder is a crime... unless it is done by a policeman.

"Faced with a triple planetary crisis - climate catastrophe, deepening global inequity and unsustainable consumption driven by a broken economic system - the text is neither ambitious enough nor delivers the required political will needed".

These approaches are of dubious legitimacy and will worsen global inequities.

But enough of the visitors have money, particularly — a comment on the global inequities of the time — those from China.

And many of the issues it has raised about global inequities between rich and poor appear to have become more relevant in recent weeks.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7 - For the first time in nine years, the estimated number of people going hungry around the world has increased, reversing a trend and raising new questions about global inequities.

The overall gesture of The Fever is, it seems to me, to raise audience members' awareness of their complicity, just by virtue of living in today's world, of global inequities.