Sentence examples for inequitable burdens from inspiring English sources

"There are concerns of inequitable burdens on labor, since many of the cost reduction measures involved reducing wages or benefits of workers".

She began to think about the inequitable burdens of nuclear experimentation and fallout.

Councilman Gennaro said the issue introduced "an element of unfairness and inequitable burden sharing" to the retrofit plan.

To these critics, the offense places an inequitable burden on defenses to determine who is eligible for passes and makes the sport nearly impossible to referee.

Like many senior officials, he knew very well that a crisis over Britain's budget contribution was unavoidable and that a substantial correction to the inequitable burden was essential, as indeed the founder members of the EEC had promised when Britain joined.

To lessen the inequitable burden of healthcare spending, health financing reform has focused on the establishment of national health insurance.

Characterising the association between SEP, asthma and atopic conditions is important in order to quantify an inequitable burden in subgroups of the population.

Some of the main risks of participation included: possible disruption to local economic cooperation amongst farmers that relied on continuation of shared farming practices; inequitable financial burdens of participation; lost farm productivity; and, interference of central governments in their farm business.

Diabetes in pregnancy imposes an inequitable disease burden on indigenous women and their infants.

This inequitable disease burden is in part a function of a greater prevalence of smoking, one that is at least double that of the general population [ 3, 4].

The inequitable financial burden of RTI including distress financing highlight the need to better target the population groups most vulnerable by improving access to insurance and universal health care in order to reduce the out-of-pocket expenditure burden of RTI in India.