Sentence examples for it's inequitable from inspiring English sources

"It's over-expensive and it's inequitable," said Charles Brecher, the director of research for the Citizens Budget Commission, a nonpartisan group backed primarily by businesses.

It's inequitable, since the money was already taxed when it was earned and probably again when it was saved.

"It comes back to that commercial idea that men's sport by its nature gets more commercial investment, and so to women involved in the system it feels like it's inequitable.

Identify the chief trouble spots in your life together -- whether it's inequitable chore sharing or lack of intimacy -- and start working as a team in brainstorming solutions.

This would make the negotiation more of a give-and-take, and could be used to shine light on a process that is currently as murky as it is inequitable.As America's military dominance declines, its influence will depend more and more on "soft" power: winning friends because of the attractiveness of its ideals.

The tax is uncertain in its effect with respect to the stabilization of the dollar, and it is inequitable as part of a progressive levy on individual income.

Perhaps it is inequitable that the decision to give birth is, practically speaking, ultimately the woman's to make.

"It is unfair, it is inequitable and it must be changed," he said, setting off applause that rolled through the Democratic aisle of the Assembly chamber.

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

On Monday, city officials said they were considering eliminating that program, partly out of concern that it was inequitable because it was not widely known, though no final decisions had been reached.

In a speech to the Sydney Institute on Wednesday, Hockey directly addressed the central attack against his budget by opposition parties, welfare groups, students, pensioners, doctors and even former Liberal leader John Hewson – that it was inequitable.