Sentence examples for obvious inequity from inspiring English sources

Quite apart from the obvious inequity, it's poor policy.

It also agreed to remedy an obvious inequity in the nation's treatment of immigrants.

Leaving aside the obvious inequity, for many residents these offers are simply unrealistic.

The charge that the budget is unfair has come from many quarters, including Hewson, who argued on Wednesday that it was characterised by "obvious inequity".

Apparently anyone who points out the obvious inequity of the government's changes to pensions, family payments and Newstart is a class warrior.

The class action suit, brought under the pregnancy discrimination provisions of Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, challenged an obvious inequity -- the fact that the health insurance coverage offered by the chain paid for all the basic health care needs of male employees while selectively excluding the cost of birth-control pills or other forms of contraception.

Others point to the obvious inequities of conjuring from nowhere, a stunningly manicured Olympic golf course in the green fringes of a city currently running on empty.

As some had been existing on the exiguous salaries paid by opposition parties to their advisers, this led to some obvious inequities.

They were crippled by the obvious inequities of being themselves in that time and place, he said, but they loved each other and loved him enough that he finally reached a place emotionally where he could be himself.

These types of obvious inequities -- i.e, in this case right to marry -- are also easier for agent (majority) identities to empathise with.

The viewpoint on gender equality seems to be that with the passage of laws that eliminated the most obvious inequities -- i.e, not having the right to vote -- a societal attitude change would directly follow, all issues of sexism would immediately cease, and women would gain complete and perfect equality before the ink finished drying.