The inequities and benefits in closed societies are becoming known to both the public as well as the bosses.
The inequities and benefits in all societies are becoming known to the masses as well as the power brokers.
The sense of satisfaction that pervaded Fitt's comment, however understandable, was lamentable because it helped insure that certain inequities in the military community would linger.
In recognition of these inequities in the tax system, Congress gave such school systems special "in-lieu of tax" support.
The legislation I have proposed will help eliminate inequities by establishing a national minimum benefit, and by directly relating benefit levels to the poverty threshold.
No doubt tax reduction without reform would sound simpler and more attractive to many--but our growth is also hampered by a host of tax inequities and special preferences which have distorted the flow of investment.
On January 11 I shall propose a pay adjustment plan for civilian employees outside the Postal Field Service to correct inequities and increase individual pay rates.
That legislation was later complemented by the Disability Insurance Amendments of 1980 which further bolstered the disability insurance program, and reduced certain inequities among beneficiaries.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "inequities" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
