Sentence examples for of unequal access from inspiring English sources

Ms. said that for her, "questions of unequal access" to education were the most pressing.

The issue of unequal access lies at the heart of the debate – largely a result of problems with the administration of the scheme.

A June 14 letter asserts that the troubling standardized test score gap between black and white test takers is a result of unequal access to commercial test preparatory courses.

Second was the government's "Harmonious Society" drive, which aims to narrow the nation's rich-poor gap, address the problems of unequal access to education and health care, deter environmental degradation and improve disaster relief.

Later, he became passionate about political causes, pertaining both to the legal challenges thrown up by new media and the larger issue of unequal access to both money and information.

A combination of unequal access of up-to-date voting equipment and "overzealous efforts" to purge voter lists of ineligible voters such as felons hit blacks harder than any other group.

A 2001 winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics, Stiglitz is recognized for his contributions to what is known as information economics, in particular the idea that markets are as a rule inefficient--contrary to the claims of neoclassicists--based on unequal access to information between buyer and seller.

However, the respondents noted that the past forest management practices had several negative implications, including the degradation of the forest resource and inequitable use of the forest due to unequal access.

More and more are themselves moving towards pensionable age – many divorced, separated or widowed – and are becoming aware of their unequal access to the pensions pie (privately and in terms of state pensions), because of the uneven nature of their working lives.

Just a reminder of how unequal access to higher education already is: low-income students with high test scores are less likely to finish college than high-income students with low test scores: And Romney proposes making it even more unequal.

There has been differential exposure to risks among communities in developing countries as compared to their counterparts in the developed world and lack of or unequal access to benefits as well as potential profits from research [ 10].