Sentence examples for out disparities from inspiring English sources

The government has also launched a consultation on a new "national funding formula" to even out disparities between the operational cash distributed to schools in different areas.

Among the challenges on the table are to pinpoint the best ways of harnessing science and technology for local economic development, incorporating indigenous knowledge systems into the global scientific base, wiping out disparities in access to resources, and preventing brain drain from developing countries.

Cornyn said he and Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-Va)., an author of the House bill, talked during the retreat to hash out disparities between what Republicans in each chamber want to see in the bill.

Unfortunately, not much has changed since 2005 when a special issue of Circulation pointed out disparities in the rates of cardiovascular disease, disease management, and outcomes for African-Americans.

This Children and AIDS: Fifth Stocktaking Report examines current data, trends and the progress that's been made − pointing out disparities in access, coverage and outcomes − and calls for concrete actions to benefit the millions of children, women and families worldwide who bear the burden of the epidemic.

Mandatory voting would tend to even out disparities stemming from income, education and age, enhancing our system's inclusiveness.

It was effective against the Samoans, particularly in light of the line-out disparity, but it smacked of desperation and a lack of creativity.

This allows wages and prices to adjust downward, giving depressed regions a competitive advantage that can attract new companies and thus smooth out regional disparities.

The aim of the RDAs, creature of John Prescott's Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions (and not, intriguingly, the Department of Trade and Industry), was to iron out regional disparities and pull the poorly performing regions up the Euro wealth league.

It's not a new observation to point out the disparities between our online identities and our real selves, but for me, as a cancer patient, that gap has never felt larger.

Ewusi (1976) has applied the method to find out the disparities in levels of regional development in Ghana.