Sentence examples similar to tackle parity from inspiring English sources

So how can we tackle these issues and deliver parity in reality?

NHLA joined forces with Political Parity last year to tackle this grave problem by launching LatinasRepresent, an initiative aimed at highlighting this problem, empowering Latinas to seek elected positions and preparing them for office.

Rovers lost Rhodes soon after the restart following a tackle from Dean Whitehead, but they restored parity when substitute Delfouneso was on hand to volley home from close range.

To me parity of esteem means tackling mental health issues with the same energy and priority as we have tackled physical illness.

Parity is also about tackling the physical illnesses of people with severe mental health problems.

Many employers are now choosing to take positive action, using transparent promotion processes, unconscious bias training and targets for parity in senior roles to tackle the problem, rather than relying on a meritocratic culture to break down the glass ceiling on its own.

Gender parity is a beast to tackle.

And parity of esteem is about tackling and ending the stigma and prejudice within the NHS which stops people with serious mental health problems getting treated with the same vigour as if they had a physical illness such as, say, diabetes.

Another Bourgoin offence at the ruck allowed Delon Armitage to put the home side ahead on the half-hour mark, only for prop Tonga Lea'aetoa's high tackle to give Parra the chance to establish parity.

Irish got their noses in front following a further Homer penalty after a high tackle on Marland Yarde but with a minute left Macleod restored parity with a penalty to earn a draw for Sale.

The meaning of emancipation in the context of tackling mental health inequalities could be part of the strategy around parity of esteem.