Sentence examples for inequitable to from inspiring English sources

"It may be inequitable to preclude her participation in postagreement wealth".

Still, it would be unreasonable and inequitable to charge the group for a flaw or two.

Small-minded critics will offer petty objections, complaining that it is undemocratic or inequitable to have royalty.

"While that result might seem inequitable to some, this Court is not the proper forum for policy objections to mandatory arbitration clauses in online adhesion contracts," Cooper added.

It is grossly inequitable to demand that poor countries should impose controls on their industries which many of the richest countries flout daily.

Environmental justice asks whether it is inequitable to have one segment of the population, be it poor or minority, bear disproportionate health burdens.

Poor health outcomes in immigrant populations have been linked to inequitable access to health services, due to cultural differences and low levels of health literacy.

These barriers relate to stigma and discrimination, and lead to inequitable access to treatment and an increase in risk factors for chronic illness.

Indeed, population analyses suggests that health inequalities are magnified due to social determinants of health which can lead to inequitable access to health care [ 2].

"The victims of child sexual abuse never escape their victimization; it is inequitable and unjust to allow their victimizers to escape accountability," jurors said.

One recent Canadian literature review [ 19] described 32 studies pertaining to inequitable access to cancer care (not solely pharmaceuticals) associated with geography including: variability between geographical regions affecting access to cancer treatments, rural vs urban barriers and distance/time travelled.