Sentence examples for seen as inequitable from inspiring English sources

Without any agreement, value accrues exclusively to migrants and destination countries, and is widely seen as inequitable.

While the historic, defensive city gate may be lost with time (with the exception of "gated community" residential enclaves, security-based, but often seen as inequitable), monumental structures such as epic skyscrapers or reinvented natural features are still oriented around invitation and the prestige of arrival.

Cost-effectiveness data--especially wide variation between discounted and undiscounted data results--caused frustration among panelists regarding the real significance of these metrics, especially since discounting disadvantages children, which was seen as inequitable.

Even Republican state leaders who strongly support the repeal are perturbed by what they see as inequitable treatment.

Also of concern were the terms of the hydropower Itaipú Treaty with Brazil (1973), which many Paraguayans saw as inequitable.

Some of the smaller teams have indicated their patience with what they see as the inequitable split of F1's incomes is running out.

Lotus, Sauber and Force India considered skipping the race in protest at what they see as an inequitable split in the sport's revenues and had organised a news conference on Sunday.

The Force India, Lotus and Sauber teams, who are not involved in the rule-making strategy group, are unhappy about their lack of voice and what they see as an inequitable split in F1's income.

The current lifetime exclusion was criticised by the men in our study, who saw it as inequitable, discriminatory, and, above all, lacking a clear rationale.

Research can be thought to be inequitable by clinicians, with some special patient groups seen as receiving more attention than others.

In this way, if the Republicans were to pursue a "strategic default" simply to raise interest rates, alongside the institutionalization of the inequitable tax system, fiscal austerity measures, and dismantling of the social safety net that they say are necessary for their votes to avert the crisis, it could be seen as class warfare in the broadest sense.