Sentence examples for impact on equality from inspiring English sources
Departments will consider the impact on equality when drawing up plans for cuts to be announced in the comprehensive spending review in October.
Originally speaking out on the need for the institution to celebrate the day, Dr Adrian Lee - of the university's equality and diversity committee - provoked fury after reflecting on issues that, he believed, had 'an adverse impact on equality for men'.
This new legal obligation makes it essential for the government to consider the impact on equality in its public expenditures, a consideration which appeared to be largely absent in this budget.
Second, those goods have a strong impact on equality and modern political philosophy clarifies why their production and distribution should reflect considerations of justice as well as of efficiency.
The initiative included a series of workshops and assignments to develop their communication and influencing skills and also focused on issues such as how the NHS reforms can impact on equality and inclusion and how some groups are more vulnerable than others.
The Treasury's own impact on equalities assessment from last week's spending review devoted two paragraphs to gender, in which jobs were not mentioned.
Impact assessments are familiar jargon in Whitehall: the previous government introduced a series of tests for all policies, including impacts on equality and sustainability.
The new chief executive of the Equality and Human Rights Commission appears to understand this harsh new climate, and its likely impact on the equality agenda and has decided to keep mum no more.
Public bodies will have a duty to assess the impact on racial equality of proposed policies and new services.
Cuts should be assessed in terms of their impact on gender equality, whether by way of job losses or posts left unfilled.
Operation Prevent, the government's counter-terrorism strategy, should be suspended, Achiume said, while officials conduct a comprehensive audit of its impact on racial equality.
