Sentence examples for inequitable impacts from inspiring English sources

The siting decisions of the U.S.-based NPPs currently in operation therefore were made in a period during which the inequitable impacts of industrial hazards simply were not considered in the procedures for the selecting of appropriate sites.

These features refer primarily to the inequitable impacts of global liberalization on socioeconomic and labour market inequities.

A sound conceptual framework and good information are required to quantify the impacts of all interventions' impacts on such inequity, and to robustly evaluate any further program or policy modifications to avert particularly inequitable impacts.

Ultimately, climate justice in low-resource subpopulations within high-resource countries will depend on mobilization of multiple sectors including health care services and public health agencies to reduce inequitable impacts.

Climate change is having an inequitable impact on the world today and will greatly burden future generations if we fail to act.

Statistics should be disaggregated by gender to ensure that any inequitable impact of programmes on girls and women can be monitored and corrected.

Yet despite its size and scope, this behemoth also feeds the inequitable health impacts present in the U.S. today: people in low-income neighborhoods and communities of color have trouble accessing healthy food and miss out on the jobs associated with food retail.

Poor quality, differential and inequitable services negatively impacts women's perceptions and use of physically available maternal health care services [ 23].

The equity dimension of EFHIA is about assessing whether identified differential health impacts are inequitable, i.e. the result of factors that are avoidable and unfair and potentially preventable or avoidable [ 15].

With growing concerns around the inequitable distribution of potential impacts, came the need to better understand what makes certain groups and places particularly vulnerable and determines how effectively they respond to potential stresses.

Work on social determinants has identified the negative impact of inequitable societies on wellbeing [ 20- 22]; although debate continues on the most appropriate definitions and mechanisms for its measurement [ 23, 24].