Sentences with phrase «stark inequalities»

It has been assigned the difficult task of providing a stable climate for U.S. economic expansion and investment in a world of stark inequalities.

Unsustainable, inefficient, often violent, and marked by stark inequalities of wealth and opportunity, cities are increasingly vulnerable to social and economic crises, natural disasters, climate change, and other challenges of the coming era.

Students at Brighton High School document stark inequalities between urban and suburban schools in Boston.

The stark inequalities that exist within and between nations cry out for the need to redistribute power and to increase the capacity of people to participate in meaningful ways in decisions that affect their lives.

In his words: «It didn't surprise me as it had become increasingly clear to me that only a few years of police experience would be enough to convince most people of the stark inequalities of life in Britain at the time.»

This dual national background enriched my global perspective immensely, but it also made me aware of the stark inequalities that exist both between societies and within them.

«The NUT - commissioned report by the Runnymede Trust on racism in schools, Visible and invisible barriers: the impact of racism on BME teachers, illustrates that there is still much to do, from tackling the stark inequalities Black teachers face in their career progression and in promotional opportunities, to addressing the real lack of BME teachers in schools.

Our government is failing our First People, condemning them to stark inequality and entrenched disadvantage.

The report highlights that there are still some stark inequalities across a range of outcomes and experiences from the early years of a child's life (including health and cognitive development).

The starkest inequalities tend to be where — among several indicators — households change homes more often and incomes are most disproportionate, such as Los Angeles, New Haven, Conn., and New York.