Sentence examples for socioeconomic division from inspiring English sources

Some of the delegates told me that they were struck by what they found to be a persistence of stark socioeconomic division.

At a time of growing economic insecurity, socioeconomic division and widespread poverty we urgently need a social security system that provides genuine security, ensures an adequate standard of living sufficient to enable people to live with dignity, and guarantees genuine welfare.

This research aims at understanding the relation between urban policies and socioeconomic division on a micro level by investigating how broad urban policies are reflected on a certain part of the city leading to its division.

"There is a certain kind of academic focus on these issues that, even while aggrieving the socioeconomic divisions within a city, nonetheless serves to strengthen them," he wrote in the program notes for "Partition".

"I am backing the Women's Equality party because I really do not want to die before closing the pay gap, which stands, in our great and supposedly modern capital city, at 23%." She argued the inequality between men and women was at the root of other socioeconomic divisions in London; but tackling it got left off the agenda because it was not a "glamorous" issue.

The study concluded that class differences in childhood experiences enhanced social division, setting children from different social classes on different educational and economic paths that deepen socioeconomic divisions in the United States where education is strongly linked to earnings.

We found that within such impoverished communities, socioeconomic divisions persist and determine who receives treatment for intestinal helminths.

A total of 30 clusters from all the five socioeconomic divisions were selected using the systematic probability-proportional-to-size sampling method.

I suspect that the results would be even more of an eye-opener into the socioeconomic, class and ethnic divisions in this county, and in this state.

In detail, three main fields are considered among the socioeconomic tendencies: the division in different classes of age of the overall population, the gross domestic product and the import/export business.

Cairo witnesses a spatial pattern of division where contrasting socioeconomic areas exist in close proximity.