In any other branch of the arts such inequitable decision-making would be greeted with outrage – imagine Tate or the National Theatre simply ignoring female artists and playwrights – but this being dance, no one makes a scene.
Compounding the problem, Afghan officials often make inequitable decisions about where they eradicate, ignoring allies who grow the crop and focusing instead on personal enemies or those who are not tied into the local power structure, Americans officers say.
Consequently, resource allocation decisions often rely on mainstream evidence which may not be representative, resulting in inequitable funding decisions.
If scales such as these are used to compare quality of life between ethnic groups, or equivalently between geographical regions, the different results in each group are liable to bias any comparison which could lead to inequitable policy decisions.
This often results in inconsistent and inequitable planning decisions and limited service provision which impacts most on those who are vulnerable, particularly rural and remote women and children [ 14, 15].
Perhaps it is inequitable that the decision to give birth is, practically speaking, ultimately the woman's to make.
Together, they have become an endless stream of inequitable and unfair decisions that undermine our children's opportunity to receive quality education.
They were seen to have an inequitable share of power in household decision making.
But a lawyer for the family, Seth A. Presser, said the decision had "caused a remarkably inequitable result" and that it would be appealed.
In June, the court ruled, in a split decision, that while his situation was "inequitable," the law held no relief because a 1947 provision specifies that employers do not have to pay for "normal" commutes.
Overlooking intra-household differences may lead to inequitable and/or inefficient urban planning and transportation policy decisions in the context of Chinese cities.
