Sentence examples for higher equality from inspiring English sources

The five Nordic countries that score best in the new survey all started from a higher equality base than Britain.

4), "guarantees that children enter elementary school with higher equality of opportunities and reduces the chances of drop-out" (De Aróstegui 2016, para. 1) and, "benefits mostly the vulnerable populations who cannot afford child-care or kindergarten" (Zorzoli as cited in De Aróstegui 2016, para. 13).

As a result, Switzerland has the highest equality in health metrics among developed countries.

The methods can obtain high equality motion saliency map when the camera is static.

Spain also seems to have a relatively high equality of opportunity in education in the sense that students' outcomes depend less on parents' educational background than in other European countries (Calo-Blanco and Villar Notario (2010)).

26 states had a negative score regarding trans health – with many receiving negative points for denying trans healthcare in state insurance policies – while only 10 states plus D.C. received "high equality" scores.

Employees who find themselves faced with gender bias in the workplace might contemplate a move to Scandinavia -- home to four of the countries which demonstrate the highest equality between men and women, according to a new report.

This was reflected in the high equality of participation and the diversity in the responses within each OFG, enhancing the accuracy and objectivity of the data obtained, and, consequently, the quality of the data.

David became chief executive of the higher education equality body Equality Challenge Unit (ECU) in June 2010.

The researchers go on to validate the hypothesis that "women in countries with higher gender equality are more comfortable in sharing seflies publicly than in less equal countries".

We will demonstrate that direct transcription methods, which use a different approach, can successfully solve some higher index equality constrained optimal control problems and that the role of the index needs reinterpretation when using direct transcription methods.