Inequitable in a sentence

After it was passed, many veterans believed it was financially inequitable and for retraining, education and employment opportunities.

As more privileged students decide to apply, Georgetown remains inequitable.

In order to rectify this imbalance, we continue to work with the government to reduce inequitable taxes between the legal and the illicit cannabis industry.

The proposal will allow historically underpaid people “to seek or accept jobs that better reflect the pay they deserve, thus closing the inequitable pay gap,” Villegas said in a statement.

As 2023 comes to a close, discussions about inequitable school funding, chronic absenteeism, and the need to teach more culturally relevant material aren’t going away just because the calendar switches to a new year.

Coupled with America’s growing willingness to examine its inequitable history with communities of color, recent developments have helped create a flashpoint of public awakening to this long-simmering problem.

I do think it could be worth saying something to your mother-in-law about the inequitable gift-giving, but you shouldn’t be one to do it—if anyone does, it should be your husband.

Moreover, Canadian contract law furnishes courts with the ability to invalidate or alter agreements deemed unconscionable, inequitable, or made under duress and undue influence.

Researchers found that while two of the commercial software offerings it tested were equitable across all demographics, others either were inequitable or simply didn’t work well.

The $2.8 billion in back damages are inequitable regarding who would be paying the funds and how the funds would be distributed.

The Red-Green Alliance’s common enemy is the West: socialists believe the West is exploitative, oppressive, inequitable, and hegemonic.

Victorian premier Jacinta Allan says the state’s contribution arrangements for housing developers now are ‘complex, inequitable and unfair’.

Collectively the Atlantic ministers requested that the federal government delay implementation and work to “mitigate the inequitable burden placed on the region,” but no delay is being proposed.

Every step forward — improvements in farming efficiency and medical science for example — was marred by unforeseen environmental costs, monopolies and inequitable distribution.

If some students have the ability to social distance, stay healthy and dedicate their normal amounts of time to school work, but other students do not because of circumstances at home, then that is inequitable.

Instead of fixing public education, the left tries to end testing at schools it deems inequitable.

Of course speaking of the Netherlands, a country, compared to Sedona, a small city of 10,000 or less, may seem inequitable.

One is, we've long had a challenge with inequitable access to advanced coursework.

One is, you know, we've long had a challenge with inequitable access to advanced coursework.

Players on the women's national team sued the federation last March alleging institutionalized gender discrimination that includes inequitable compensation between the men's and women's teams.