Sentence examples for inequitable allocation from inspiring English sources

Segregation by race and income continues to menace our public schools, as does inequitable allocation of resources.

In a strong and welcome decision yesterday, State Supreme Court Justice Leland DeGrasse of Manhattan rightly blamed the state's inequitable allocation of education money for the "parlous state" of New York City's schools.

The original decision by Justice Leland DeGrasse of the State Supreme Court in Manhattan rightly found that the state's inequitable allocation of education money deprived New York City students of the "sound, basic education" guaranteed by the State Constitution.

The research paper "Inequitable allocation of deep community wells for reducing arsenic exposure in Bangladesh," by A. van Geen, K.M. Ahmed, E.B. Ahmed, I. Choudhury, M.R. Mozumder, B.C. Bostick and B.J. Mailloux, is available here.

This represents not only an issue of inequitable allocation of scarce resources; with capped budgets and overall service volume constraints [8], receipt of HHC or HMPS services for factors other than need can translate into leaving those who are most deprived without any assistance.

However, inequitable allocation of resources has caused disproportionate harm especially on economically disadvantaged children who do not fully benefit from the educational services being provided.

Painstaking public service to restore falling educational standards and repair grossly inequitable allocations of resources to schools.

They concluded, 'far from leading to more transparent, fair and equitable allocation of resources, RASs obfuscate discretionary care planning processes and make it harder for service users to challenge unfair or inequitable allocations' [ 25].

However, the inequitable resource allocation also explains why hukou reform in China has its barriers: people who benefit from the current system do not want to break the citadel. .

In other words, this disturbing trend of gender bias can give rise to an inequitable resource allocation between sexes that may lead to an imbalanced social development.

This is largely attributable to inheritance of past inequitable systems and allocation patterns that ensued from such systems.