Sentence examples similar to recognizing this inequality from inspiring English sources

Courts should recognize this inequality and so should take different approaches to administrative and statutory burdens on religion.

It is very hard to work out whether this Republican class-blindness -- this refusal to recognize the inequality necessarily created by the way unregulated markets generate losers as well as winners -- is a product of self-delusion or of knavery.

In my understanding, Bourdieu suggested that those lacking symbolic power believe that they have the same chances and possibilities as everybody else and thus attribute failure in education to their own abilities without recognizing the inequalities built into the structure of the system.

The colleagues of gay and lesbian military families are recognizing the inequalities and inherent unfairness of the status quo.

They recognize the inequality of experience in this country based on skin color.

Be that as it may, many New Yorkers will recognize the inequality inherent in a struggle between a powerful developer and local residents who refuse to sell him their property.

1. Recognize the inequalities.

By recognizing gender inequality in negotiations as a shared problem, we can both lessen the burden on women and promote more productive negotiations.

"I like the fact that they're adopting our language and recognizing that inequality is a problem and that falling wages are a problem, even though their policies are what got us here and even though the policies they're pushing will make things worse," he said.

However, the global shift toward recognizing economic inequality offers some hope for change.

Some Republicans recognize this.