Sentence examples for inferior conditions from inspiring English sources

Female doctors, including those who take time off to have children, go part-time or act as carers are at risk of earning less than male counterparts and would face "inferior conditions of work" and unfair "differential treatment".

This may indicate that women junior doctors will have inferior conditions of work under the new contract, which would be inconsistent with Article 7 ICESCR, unless it can be justified", the document states.

Even so, many of our most distinguished collections including O.C. Marsh's vertebrate paleontology fossils and Hiram Bingham's Machu Picchu artifacts will have to remain elsewhere in inferior conditions due to the lack of space in the new building.

Once in Sweden, workers have little choice but to work for inferior conditions than initially agreed on.

"What we are witnessing is the creeping casualisation of the teaching profession, with teachers increasingly being employed on short-term contracts with inferior conditions and scant job security.

Women's soccer must continue to grow and develop, and for that the players will always have all our support". A spokesperson for world players' union FIFPro told BBC Sport: "We fully support moves by women footballers in Colombia, and across South America, to highlight the vastly inferior conditions received by women's national teams.

There's his wife who is courteous yet resentful of his callous attentions to a girl of plainly inferior condition.

Nothing was ever proved and the small print of the laws of the game, regarding whether the ball had been replaced by one of similar condition (as mistakenly had happened, which would indicate that it merely had become misshapen) or inferior condition (a punitive measure, supposed to have been invoked, for tampering), were picked over as a means of shifting blame.

This is consistent with the reasoning that superior average condition for longer periods provides more benefit than inferior condition for shorter periods [23].

For Sepúlveda, the Indians were a barbarian race, whose natural and inferior condition entitled the Spaniards to wage war on them.

The 1100 feet gap at the west end of Elkton was left in inferior condition in anticipation of a grade separation of the Pennsylvania Railroad.