Sentence examples for unequal institutions from inspiring English sources

Yet the number of black students attending separate and unequal institutions is on the rise, according to a new U.S. watchdog agency report.

Yet the number of black students attending separate and unequal institutions is on the rise, according to a new U.S. watchdog agency report. .

The report warns in the report that if changes are not made, community colleges are in "great danger of becoming indelibly separate and unequal institutions in the higher education landscape".

A recent report by Anthony Carnevale and Jeff Strohl finds that college education in America consists of "a dual system of racially separate and unequal institutions despite the growing access of minorities to the postsecondary system". They find that students of color are less likely to end up in the most selective schools than white students with the same qualifications.

But we ought to at least aspire to a world in which the decision to opt out is well informed, unrelated to family background and not the result of unequal access to good institutions at either the pre-college or college level.

Furthermore, race as a system of power and inequality has meant the systematic unequal treatment in educational institutions, housing, healthcare, policing and in the entertainment industry for people of color, in general and for African Americans in particular.

These authors argue that unequal academic benefit sharing whereby institutions in developed countries benefit more than institutions in developing countries may hamper knowledge transfer and sustainable biodiversity conservation.

Though such arrangements were created, often under court mandate, with a promise of treating same-sex couples the same as opposite-sex couples, many gays and lesbians say they have not delivered and can never do so because separate institutions are inherently unequal.

Policy entrepreneurs have received little study in low- and middle-income country policy research despite observations of individualized decision-making, informal institutions and the unequal distribution and exercise of power in policymaking.

An example: banks often adopted different models to price different derivative contracts, leading to an identical product being given two unequal prices by the same institution.

Legalising same-sex marriage has made the institution of marriage unequal in a way that discriminates against straight people, a Conservative MP has said.