Sentence examples for possible inequities from inspiring English sources

New Jersey, which last executed someone in 1963 and has 14 people on death row, has spent years honing its review, generating voluminous studies of possible inequities.

Leonard Lance, the committee chairman and the other sponsor of the bill, said he was also concerned about possible inequities, but added, "Very few people would come forward except through amnesty".

To analyze state insurance laws mandating coverage for male factor infertility and identify possible inequities between male and female coverage in state insurance laws.

This study aims to (1) estimate the prevalence of acute respiratory infection (ARI) symptoms, diarrhoea and fever in the previous two weeks among 3 4 year old children who are/are not at-risk of intellectual disability in 24 low- and middle-income countries and (2) to investigate possible inequities in access to treatment among affected children.

Consequently, it becomes important to consider the consequences, legal and ethical, of possible inequities.

A key remaining question is whether legislative regimes are appropriate tools to safeguard against possible inequities.

This denoted possible inequity in the provision of healthcare.

Second, while a narrow focus on a patient's prior receipt of, say, an organ does ignore possible inequity in prior access to other non-medical resources, this does not justify ignoring that an organ was in fact received.

It is therefore a possible inequity that does not sit well with the principles of equal access to specialist care embodied in the Calman Hine report (Calman and Hine, 1995).

Nor did the league address, the union said, possible playoff inequities between proposed seven- and eight team conferences.

We also identify possible social inequities.