Sentence examples for inequality subjects from inspiring English sources

Social inequality subjects thousands of people to degrading working conditions, as the Ministry of Labor's inspection of the Olympic Village showed.

Kiguradze obtained a number of a priori estimates for one-sided differential inequalities subject some boundary value conditions; these estimates form a basis for the construction of a complete theory of initial and boundary value problems for differential equations and systems with nonintegrable singularities with respect to the time variable.

Immigration and inequality are subjects that Hidalgo can talk about with some authority.

AIDS-related stigma is, therefore, morally offensive; it engenders exclusion, produces and reinforces inequality, and subjects the person living with HIV/AIDS (PLWA) to discrimination.

The case has forced a discussion about income inequality — a subject that is sufficiently alarming in official circles that the Chinese government has not released an official measure of the distribution of wealth in a decade.

They are mentioned as possible winners because inequality is the subject du jour following publication of Thomas Piketty's hit book Capital earlier this year.

There is a large literature on Hardy type inequalities and related subjects.

In the past, there have been many results on weighted norm inequalities and related subjects, for which the two books [3, 4] provide good references.

Pearson's figures came as the Institute of Physics (IoP) announced that three quarters of UK university physics departments have now signed up to its Juno Code of Practice, aimed at fighting gender inequality in the subject.

Millions of adolescent girls live in poverty, experience gender discrimination and inequality, and are subject to violence, abuse, and exploitation.

It undeniably means that funds and programs that intended to be public for all people had become selective and mean-tested, which generate more inequality among people, subjecting them to more suffering.