Sentence examples for programs to redress from inspiring English sources

Hispanics support affirmative action programs to redress past discrimination by a margin of 63-22.

Various countries have implemented incentive health programs to redress spatial gaps in service provision.

In a survey-based study, Rigby et al. [ 40] found that support for government programs to redress health disparities tended to vary depending on which groups were described as advantaged and which were described as disadvantaged (Black versus White, college-educated versus not, poor versus middle-class).

And with much fanfare NATO approved a program to redress the imbalance and improve the alliance's ability to mount multinational operations, a program it calls the Defense Capabilities Initiative.

His plan to redress the balance: meeting the Emir.

Now, a method of risk assessment, published in this week's issue of Science, promises to help scientists and policymakers evaluate the dangers of agriculture to wildlife--as well as the potential success of government programs designed to redress the damage from traditional farming.

And for cities and rural areas, the increase in the food stamps and nutrition program will begin to redress the losses from the 1996 welfare overhaul that has led to overburdened private soup kitchens and food pantries.

The city's Creative Spaces program was designed to redress this by providing affordable space for creative use in the public and private sectors.

The panel also recommended that the Black Economic Empowerment program, which has sought to redress past racial discrimination, shift more markedly from giving blacks equity in companies and senior management positions, to job creation and training for blacks at the bottom of the heap.

Prevention programs may benefit from content designed to redress adolescents' positive beliefs about early parenthood.

The inferior performance of women in our study perhaps reveals the inadequacies of affirmative action program in the Ethiopian education system introduced to redress the considerable gender gap.