Sentence examples for identified inequalities from inspiring English sources

Nine studies identified inequalities based on race/ethnicity [ 15, 25- 29, 34, 36, 37].

Village women in Thailand identified inequalities of power fundamental to gender, class and ethnic relations as dimensions that crucially affect the client-provider interaction [ 32].

The importance of local government's scope to respond to identified inequalities is explicit in a follow-up to the Marmot Review and provides context for these results [ 43].

It was identified inequalities in the healthcare services, potentially inducing to over crowding and posing to risk of low quality in some States.

Social scientists who examined the demographics of communities affected by contamination identified inequalities according to race and poverty and laid the foundation for the environmental justice movement.

23 We found a considerable increase in the proportion of patients receiving effective interventions for acute stroke care in a multiethnic population and identified inequalities of access to interventions that improve outcomes.

But, unlike Cameron, he identified inequality as a barrier to a responsible society.

"The pivot is striking for a president who identified inequality as one of his top concerns after his re-election," Mr Goldfarb observes.

It was four years since the WEF had first identified inequality as a threat to social stability, but that the gap between rich and poor has continued to widen, Oxfam added.

Asked which policy areas the government should focus on over the next decade to make the UK a better country, those aged 45 and over identified inequality, the ageing society and social isolation and mental health.

President Obama identified inequality as "the defining challenge of our time". Unequal Democracy is the definitive account of how and why our political system has failed to rise to that challenge.