Sentence examples for inequitable for from inspiring English sources

It is the obligation of the district to ensure that outside financing does not tip the balance, making the athletic experience inequitable for girls or boys.

Tobin once wrote: "We should be especially suspicious of interventions that seem both inefficient and inequitable, for example, rent controls in New York or Moscow or Mexico City, or price supports and irrigation subsidies benefiting affluent farmers, or low-interest loans to well-heeled students".

When calculating the Gini-index of health resource allocation by area, Gini-index were >0.5 from 1998 to 2012, which indicate allocation by area is inequitable for a longtime, and allocation of nurse is especially serious.

This is particularly inequitable for residents served by the FSM system, as it means they are effectively paying twice for sanitation services (i.e., both the SB and FSM system), and the residents served by the FSM system are in general poorer than those served by the SB system.

Mr. Kruger, undeterred, answers that the trustee has provided inequitable results for customers, with "significant wins for some customers and caused some losses for other customers".

Lincoln's responses to what Douglass identified as his primary concerns — the inequitable pay for black soldiers, the need for retaliation against Confederate policies toward black troops and the need for policies guaranteeing promotion for meritorious service by black troops — cannot have been immediately reassuring to the abolitionist.

Experience of the last three years with Medicare health maintenance organizations shows that this marketplace model can mean confusion, unreliable coverage and inequitable benefits for consumers -- and no cost savings for the government.

David Hess is realistic about the globalized economy, which (notwithstanding its many adverse, often inequitable, outcomes for humans and environments) is with us for the foreseeable future.

Given this context, a pay for performance system may be a blunt, inequitable instrument for driving improvement in Aboriginal primary healthcare, where state affiliates such as QAIHC are better placed to support services in their efforts to improve the planning and quality of the healthcare they deliver.

As selecting incidentally a specific year as reference for emissions (i.e. BYE) might result in inequitable situations for individual Parties, base period emissions (BPE) were presented as an alternative approach for establishing a reference.

The disclosure programme may be harsh and inequitable, but for healthier, acquisitive outfits it may have a silver lining.