Sentence examples for systemic inequity from inspiring English sources

The Environmental Protection Agency controversy surrounding its former administrator Christie Whitman and the Bush administration serves to sadly point out the systemic inequity in continually appointing a politician to lead any critical governmental agency.

It is time to dismantle systemic inequity and fight together for the success of all students.

We sit surrounded by issues -- violence, rape, systemic inequity, and exploitation -- that will without a doubt require rethought regulations and forward-thinking legislation.

New York Times columnist Charles Blow responded to this and O'Reilly's other claims in an article on Thursday, charging that the Fox News host's "underlying logic is that blacks are possessed of some form of racial pathology or self-destructive racial impulses, that personal responsibility and systemic inequity are separate issues and not intersecting ones".

In addition, systemic inequity and exclusion were revealed in a recent comprehensive analysis of human rights commitments and their expression in reproductive health services and policies, laws and regulatory frameworks in Indonesia (50).

However, in most countries, TB services are integrated into existing health systems; thus it is also important to address systemic inequities in all health systems [ 9].

As addressed earlier in this paper, it is important to recognize systemic inequities within all health systems [ 9].

Anti-abortion activists ignore these systemic inequities and instead -- falsely and cynically -- accuse abortion providers of targeting minority communities.

There was a growing recognition that a historic President had cleared barriers at the top but not at the bottom — that the Obama years had brought little change in the systemic inequities facing the black and the poor.

To the Editor: Eric R. Kandel's unified science of mind, informed by cognitive psychology, neuroscience and genetics, centers on the brain's biology and leaves out the social environment, including systemic inequities that shape both the experience of mental disorders and their very definition.

Basically, Facebook will reflect the systemic inequities found elsewhere in society and it shouldn't really be expected to do otherwise.