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They were seen to have an inequitable share of power in household decision making.

We recognize that there are those who feel this situation is inequitable.

In purely economic terms, this is inequitable and perhaps even dangerous.

"A lot of them thought it was inequitable," she recalled.

A more inequitable transfer of wealth is hard to imagine.

Mostly these are the best that can be managed in what is basically an inequitable relationship.

The distribution of medical services has always been both unequal and inequitable.

The statewide car taxes, he said, have "always been inequitable."

Our health system, though superior in quality, remains costly and inequitable.

At any isolated point in time, the relationship can appear inequitable to strangers.

This in turn helps increase the inequitable distribution of tax revenues.

"The present system is archaic, inequitable and just plain wrong."

However, this was at a cost of great resentment over land ownership and inequitable laws.

This appears inequitable until you consider how many fewer days a year teachers work than other professionals.

The sales tax was "inequitable and unfair as it stands alone," he said.

"But the coverage was inconsistent and inequitable in many cases.

The present situation is a flawed and inequitable market.

It is particularly inequitable that public bodies can use these selection criteria.

If those blacks had complained about the inequitable class breakdown, he said, they would have lost their jobs.

But it is being used in an inequitable way."

"That kind of inequitable distribution begs for a challenge," he said.

The need for change in this inequitable system has been obvious for a long time.

Even then, Guatemala was a deeply polarized and inequitable society.

When individuals find themselves participating in inequitable relationships, they become distressed.

The more inequitable the relationship, the more distress individuals feel.