Those experienced in disasters, like the Oklahoma City bombing, warned that disparities could produce division among the survivors.
Critics who say that disparities and shortages persist fault the Pentagon for incorrectly assuming that American troops would return home quickly after the war.
One cannot conclude from the data compiled and analyzed by Syracuse University that disparities in sentencing justify criticism of the judiciary.
A LOT is made, by some social democrats, of the fact that disparities in income are correlated with disparities in health.
Known for his gilded palaces, fleets of luxury cars and other excesses, the sultan, in a speech to delegates, warned that "disparities between the rich and poor continue to grow, and many people are at risk of being marginalized".
Researchers of that period demonstrated that disparities in early-childhood experience produced disparities in cognitive skill most significant, in literacy that could be observed on the first day of kindergarten and well into adulthood.
In 1987, the United States Supreme Court held that disparities in the implementation of the death penalty based on the race of the victim was not a constitutional violation.
The theme of the original report was that members of minorities "tend to be in poorer health than other Americans" and that "disparities are pervasive in our health care system," contributing to higher rates of disease and disability.
Senior Justice Department officials said today that disparities between sentences for distributing crack cocaine and powder cocaine were far smaller than generally believed and that they would oppose any changes in the law to reduce prison terms for crack offenses.
Researchers of that period demonstrated that disparities in early-childhood experience produced disparities in cognitive skill — most significant, in literacy — that could be observed on the first day of kindergarten and well into adulthood.
BERLIN -- As the U.S. presidential election season unfolds, some consumers may be surprised to learn that disparities like the concentration of wealth in the top 1 percent of American households also apply to another domain: the consumption of wireless data.
