Sentence examples for inequality societies from inspiring English sources

"To reduce this inequality, societies need new policies, including better access to paid care services.

They also vividly demonstrate a natural consequence of extreme inequality: Societies grow harsher.

But technology is also a great reducer of extreme global poverty — or, put another way, tech will increase inequality within societies, and reduce inequality between societies.

I concur that increased economic inequality within societies will be an inevitable outcome of technological progress.

Remaining challenges But even as local capacity is strengthened, noted Mr. Clinton, aid projects "must be based on an accurate assessment of needs" and should "promote equity and avoid exacerbation of inequality" in societies where disaster strikes.

Drawing from Emile Durkheim's (1984) functionalist view on inequality, every society operates in a particular order that requires individuals to play certain roles in society.

Their overall conclusion is that greater inequality in society strongly retards economic growth, while redistribution is "largely benign", with only very extreme redistribution programmes having some negative effect.

Why not agree, in advance, what level of inequality a society is prepared to tolerate, and then devise variable tax rates that will deliver that target?

In so doing, she managed not only to show her insensitivity, but also betrayed the seeming inability of many of her ilk to acknowledge continuing inequality in society.

A key insight from the work of Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett on the growth in inequalities in societies such as ours, considers how distances between groups are intensified.

They aroused a passionate discussion about women's status and inequality in society so that men's ideological hold over women was never the same.