Sentence examples for the inequities between from inspiring English sources

Arab residents have long complained about the inequities between municipal services and educational spending in East Jerusalem and Jewish West Jerusalem.

Re "Equal Coverage for Mental and Physical Ailments Is Required in Bailout Law" (news article, Oct. 6): In the passage of a mental health parity bill, Congress has finally corrected many of the inequities between medical and mental health coverage.

The speaker is fully aware of the inequities between master and servant ("the steep paths you have made or your father and grandfather made all over my property") but also fully enjoys the system's benefits.

That agreement, which also included a plan for the improvement district to aid in the creation of a police museum, raised questions about the influence of the self-taxing agencies and the inequities between districts in rich and poor neighborhoods.

The festival promises cardboard puppets, punk-glam rock bands, choral spoken word and fallen angels in a lineup that addresses topical issues like the inequities between rich and poor and the roots of individual freedom and identity.

The festival's producer, Mark Russell, said in a statement that the event "will directly and indirectly investigate the issues that face us today — the inequities between the rich and poor; our own history of resistance and radical thought; and the roots of individual freedom and identity".

A large part of the evidence that explores health inequalities focusses on adults [ 93] and/or investigates the inequity between extensive geographic areas (i.e., countries or states).

The insolation inequity index (III) was proposed to measure the inequity between various opposite orientations.

He added: "This new report illustrates the true extent of the inequity between college and school sixth-form funding.

She left school at 14 to join the workforce, and it was in this factory work she began to witness first-hand the inequity between male and female workers.

Here, we demonstrate that functional magnetic resonance imaging activity patterns in the amygdala and hippocampus induced by the inequity between the self and other rewards during an economic game can predict participants' present and future (measured one year later) depression indices.