Sentence examples for to combat inequality from inspiring English sources
Last October, for example, it outlined a programme of reforms to combat inequality.
It's important to recognise the benefits of positive discrimination in the labour market, rather than view legislation to combat inequality as red tape or political correctness.
We can be certain that Obama's opponents will not act to combat inequality — the more pressing question is whether the President himself will bring more than rhetoric to the fight.
But she appears as a novice next to Zhao Haibin, a police chief in Guangdong province, accused of owning 192 properties.So this week was an opportune moment for China's cabinet to approve a plan to combat inequality.
These are very different problems, but they all lead to wider inequality, fewer rungs in the ladder and lower growth.Viewed from this perspective, the right way to combat inequality and increase mobility is clear.
Other pledges covered more job security at work, a better-funded and wholly public NHS, more spending on education and environmental issues and action to combat inequality and income disparities.
US President Donald Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are expected to announce a joint task force initiative to help women combat inequality and injustice in the workplace, according to a White House official who spoke ahead of the two leaders' meeting Monday the first since Trump has become president.
President Donald Trump and Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau are expected to announce a joint task force initiative to help women combat inequality and injustice in the workplace, according to a White House official who spoke ahead of the two leaders' meeting Monday the first since Trump became president.
Though Republicans claim that free-market policies will lift all boats and Democrats hope that "universal" measures to combat economic inequality will benefit all groups, racial inequality has endured.
Efforts to combat social inequality could boost wages.
She promised to take steps to combat "rising inequality and rising pessimism in our work force".
