Sentence examples for more fair distribution from inspiring English sources

Until we begin to encourage a more fair distribution of income and wealth, political inequality will continue to undermine democracy in this country.

Those protesters, and the fans who brought placards into the stadium calling for a more fair distribution of the country's wealth, were unlikely to be mollified by an account of just what Brazilian taxpayers had gotten for the millions of dollars spent to renovate the Castelão stadium.

The participants of Occupy Wall Street, more than 700 of whom were arrested during a march over the Brooklyn Bridge this weekend, have called for a more fair distribution of wealth, as well as greater repercussions for the banks at the center of the financial crisis and the end of corporate influence in the political process.

It is highly recommended to scale the data prior to any type of PCA application if the order of magnitude of the data values change substantially between columns, since that will allow a more fair distribution of the loadings of the variables in the most important principal components.

One result of a revaluation, said Mr. Thompson, the state tax man, will be a more fair and just distribution of the tax burden, at least when speaking strictly in terms of what homeowners contribute.

In this light, from the welfarist standpoint, the capability approach looks fetishistic, just as from the capability standpoint, the primary goods approach to the measure of people's condition for purposes of deciding what constitutes an equal (or more broadly, a fair) distribution looks to be fetishistic.

It's also a matter of assisting the broader middle class and achieving a more fair and equitable wage distribution.

But another opposing faction will want to put more urgent stress on the fair distribution of that production.

The conference will be useful if it can persuade governments and the international banks to pay more attention to conservation and fair distribution of water.

The only answer to the lack of housing is building, utilising and converting more of it, and ensuring its fair distribution by making it affordable.

The analysis of the Q-Score distributions revealed significantly more fair or poor profiles in subjects treated with insulin alone compared with those treated with diet.