Sentences with phrase «say the changes disproportionately»

Doctors say the changes disproportionately impact their field, as physicians will see their contributions to pension funds rise more than other public sector employees.

But critics, including the University of Ottawa's Michael Wolfson and Susan Eng, vice-president of advocacy at CARP, say the changes disproportionately affect the most vulnerable Canadians.

Not exact matches

According to today's Globe, the government says that the major target of pending changes to EI is frequent claimants, who are disproportionately to be found in the high unemployment regions.

«We have a moral obligation to our children and future generations to reduce the severe impacts of climate change like rising sea levels, which will disproportionately impact coastal communities in Massachusetts,» said EPA Administrator McCarthy.

Miner said she changed her mind after Katko voted for a Republican overhaul of the tax code that she fears will disproportionately harm working poor and middle - class residents of Syracuse and Central New York.

With climate change expected to bring higher waters and harsher winds, those already struggling will bear the brunt disproportionately, said East Boston community activist Neenah Estrella - Luna.

Some observers say the change to spending - based programs is a logical development following the hotel industry's lead, but others see it as the latest step in a class warfare where airlines disproportionately cater to big spenders at the expense everyone else.

Power producers say that the timetable is too stringent and that such a change would disproportionately hurt the Midwest, where most of the power is generated by older coal - fired plants that are targets of the legislation.

Mary Robinson, former President of Ireland and former UN Commissioner for Human Rights, said, «Climate change is the greatest threat to human rights in the 21st century,» and, «People who are marginalized or poor, women, and indigenous communities are being disproportionately affected by climate impacts.»

Ken Anderson, the company's executive vice president and general manager, said in statement, «Significant changes in the regulatory climate and economy impact development projects and have disproportionately affected the near - term outlook for coal - based resources.

In a 2011 interview with Fox News, Bush said, «It is not unanimous among scientists that [climate change] is disproportionately manmade.

Fiona Armstrong, executive director of CAHA, said: «We know Indigenous people are and will be disproportionately affected by the health impacts of climate change.

But the administration hasn't said how the new brackets would correspond with incomes, and didn't provide concrete details about what deductions would be erased — raising concerns that the changes could disproportionately advantage the wealthy.