Sentence examples for the same inequities from inspiring English sources

"The same inequities that existed in Mississippi in the 60's are in Mount Vernon today," Mr. Richardson said.

The same inequities are evident in higher education, and public concern, if not yet an outcry, is on the rise.

Coverage of newborn care shows the same inequities.

The same inequities apply for access to safe water and sanitation.

As Ole Schell, director of "Win in China" pointed out, "Mao's revolution was born out of this same inequity and the Chinese government is trying to modernize the countryside in an effort to quell discontent".

As might be expected, the poor, who more often reside in rural locales, suffer this same inequity, with scheduled tribes having the worst access to skilled birth attendance (Table 1).

In the majority of the studies, the authors implicitly adopt a comparative approach to need: when variations are found between the treatment rates and outcomes of two groups of patients with the same condition, inequity is presumed without questioning the appropriateness of the quality indicators for the specific groups [ 6].

For the purpose of implementing the obligation we are proposing we will recommend a specific mechanism for reducing intra-country inequities and show that this will at the same time reduce inequities in inter-country health financing.

Many states could make the same argument about inequities.

Finally, after years of economic dislocation, grossly inequitable distribution of wealth, dead-end jobs or no jobs and crushing debt to pay for their overpriced educations, American young people have risen up to protest publicly against the same abuses and inequities that you write about virtually every day.

For example, in university studies, Guatemala presented an inequity gap (−0.163) towards women, whilst Denmark and the United Kingdom showed the same degree of inequity (0.163) but towards men.