Sentence examples for less inequitable from inspiring English sources

In addition, congestion-pricing is no less inequitable than the pricing of bread or clothing.

But that is true for the whole of the tax system indeed the treatment of non-doms may be less inequitable than, say, the varying treatment of depreciation or of married and unmarried couples.

When asked how he felt about political discourse and the concentration of wealth, he responded that, to put things in perspective: "the world at large is less inequitable today than at any time in history.

"Anything else is discriminatory, inequitable, less effective, and difficult to explain.

In giving away what their family left to them, they feel that they are, in a small way, doing their part to make society less unfair and inequitable.

Once this conclusion is accepted, maybe the political debate can move away from mutual recrimination and on to ways of governing a less homogenous and more inequitable society".

The sad truth is that famines are shaped less by drought and more by inequitable political and economic access to seed diversity, technical assistance, and temporary food relief.

Some of the difference may well be due to differences in training programmes, with international medical graduates systematically being allocated to less good training programmes due to inequitable access.

The data also show that the poorest women, rural women and those with least literacy have the most inequitable access: they obtain far less ante-natal care and have a far lower percentage of childbirths in hospital compared to women with some education and in a higher wealth quintile.

After years of inequitable treatment, who would agree to less care, to DNR or hospice when illness strikes or worsens?

In the Ugandan context, where gendered cultural norms and inequitable power relations prevail, women have less control in a sexual relationship (11).