Sentence examples for tackle unfairness from inspiring English sources

Second, we need to tackle unfairness and exploitation by dodgy firms to undercut local wages.

For more than 20 years, I have argued that we should focus on the issues of concern to families, that politics is about women as well as men, that we have got to tackle unfairness in society.

In her speech to the Tory party conference last month, the prime minister said she intended to tackle unfairness and ensure "ordinary working-class people" had "access to the opportunities that are too often the preserve of the privileged few".

As well as tackling unfairness, they hoped the move would cut the cost of public sector pay.

She said the party's response will be proper controls on entry combined with tackling "unfairness and exploitation by dodgy firms to undercut local wages".

Her advice in tackling unfairness is to work around the supervisor, and create your own networks at work.

The aim is to tackle the unfairness and ineffiencies that besmirch one of Latin America's better health systems.On basic health indicators, Chile scores well.

In the recent Queen's Speech, 18 out of the 29 bills mentioned will apply to the whole of the United Kingdom.The reforms that you suggest adjusting the Barnett spending formula and devolving power to English regions would do nothing to tackle the unfairness of England being the only part of the United Kingdom that does not have the last word on its own affairs.

A national care service tackling the unfairness and inconsistencies in the current system would deliver care and support that older people and carers could rely on wherever they live in the country.

Why is there no political debate on how to tackle the grotesque unfairness that results from the public school/Oxbridge escalator to positions of power and influence – which cascades down the generations – or even to acknowledge that there is an issue to tackle?

Ministers accepted the need to tackle the "inherent unfairness" of the current system - but such a change in timetable, known as PQA (post-qualification application), has never been implemented.