Sentence examples for inequities exist from inspiring English sources

The report does not attempt to explain why the inequities exist.

As Mr. Levy has said, fundamental inequities exist in the state aid formula that rob New York City of its fair share year after year.

Some of these inequities exist within the regions themselves – many dating back to the different patterns of investment applied by the old regional arts boards.

If, however, people fail, and if any inequities exist in our society, as the blame-game states, this arises because of the individual's own personal or cultural weaknesses, deficiencies, or deficits.

If we don't talk to boys it is easier for them to grow up to be men accepting of roles imposed upon them by rigid codes of outdated and stereotyped masculinity and less inclined to believe that gender inequities exist, are persistent and affect not just women but themselves.

In most OECD countries, considerable inequities exist in general health care [ 23].

Life was austere and physically demanding, working conditions were challenging and inequities existed, even for those of us who did not wear a headscarf or work as interpreters.

19 A recent systematic review of equity of access to care noted that the inequities seen in studies of adults are less common among children in primary care but that socioeconomic inequities existed in secondary care.

Why does this inequity exist and what can be done to change it?

In a review by Boutayeb and Helmert (15) on human development, they concluded that social inequalities and health inequity existed between groups of a country despite improvements in the general literacy and per capita income of the countries of North Africa.

Why, then, the lingering impression among women that inequity exists?