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Meanings of inequity in English

Injustice by virtue of not conforming with rules or standards.

Usage of inequity in English
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A more immediate question is whether this environmental inequity can be fixed.
Wired
2
China still grapples with endemic issues of corruption, inequity and environmental degradation.
The Guardian
3
A seeming inequity had been redressed by a new set of subrules.
Internecine
4
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Radio NZ
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Drug courts are a prime example of how this inequity plays out.
Ebony
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Even how inequality in the workplace and pay inequity can fuel resentment.
Radio NZ
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Dr Large said there are also inequity problems for DHBs and their patients.
Radio NZ
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Mrs Salesa said she was concerned about inequity among vulnerable communities.
Radio NZ
9
Iranian media went to great lengths to emphasise the social inequity of subsidies.
Reuters
10
There is sense of inequity that exists in our society as New Zealand.
Radio NZ
11
The report also pointed out the growing inequity between rural and urban areas.
The Guardian
12
Critics of government policy say there is not enough funding to eradicate inequity.
Reuters
13
What the research says is the more school choice, the greater the inequity.
Radio NZ
14
This inequity in the system must be tackled at ground level.
The Irish Times
15
Therefore we redressed that inequity by siding with the honorable one.
For Love Of Evil
16
I looked around and saw inequity and I always wanted to tackle that.
Ebony
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Inequity through the time
Inequity across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Rare