The Government is currently preparing Guidelines on Equal Employment Opportunities (EEO) to address the remaining inequalities, including gender inequalities, in work.

We need focused social policies to address inequalities and to reduce poverty, in accordance with the commitments undertaken in the Millennium Development Goals.

In order to address these inequalities in an affirmative manner, the Government has been adopting specific measures in favor of groups of marginalized women.

Of course, inequalities between countries are one thing, and inequalities within countries are quite another.

Income and wealth inequalities worsened.

Some are even reducing inequalities.

But, beyond all those activities, the international community must address social inequalities and injustice in short, underdevelopment and conflict, because these indicate dysfunctionality in the system that can generate violence and extremism.

The United Kingdom reported that a gender impact assessment handbook had been prepared in Northern Ireland to assist departments to develop action plans and address gender inequalities within their areas of responsibility.

But significant challenges and massive inequalities remain.

Inequalities should not be frozen and perpetuated.

In the distribution by courses, there are pronounced inequalities.

We must address the severe inequalities and inequities, and put in place programmes to provide employment opportunities and ensure institutional and policy development, as well as civil society initiatives for the education and health of children.

Understanding and reducing these health inequalities remains a major public policy challenge worldwide. It is not only a moral issue health inequalities carry significant economic costs.

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Such inequalities exist, to varying degrees, in all developed countries.

But, while these policies have reduced inequalities in some social and economic outcomes, including income, housing quality, and health care access, they have been insufficient to eliminate health inequalities.

So there is a spirit of equality, combined with deep inequalities.

International inequalities, while large three decades ago, have worsened ever since.

That means breaking down barriers and inequalities, building capacity, and disseminating knowledge.

However, there are numerous indices on specific inequalities seen in smaller communities.

Disparities and inequalities stand in the way of countries' achieving the Goals.

Gender inequalities in access to education are well documented in rural areas.

new efforts to reduce structural inequalities within societies by eliminating group discrimination.

Understanding and reducing these health inequalities remains a major public policy challenge worldwide.

It is not only a moral issue health inequalities carry significant economic costs.

Its full implementation would therefore contribute to the reduction of inequalities within societies.

Entrenched attitudes and practices must be changed in order to overcome existing inequalities.

Once these inequalities diminish, the provisions of the article will no longer apply.

Other variables, such as race, ethnicity and poverty, aggravate the inequalities even more.

There are still inequalities in the ratio of men to women in the cities.

In Central America, the biggest inequalities, after Guatemala, are found in Nicaragua, with 56.2.

Trafficking is a direct manifestation of deeply ingrained gender inequalities that transcend national borders.

(c) Eliminate gender bias in curricula, methodologies and teaching practice that perpetuate gender inequalities

Those documents provide a road map for social and economic development an explicit commitment to tackle inequalities in income, opportunity and power, to promote social integration and to address the issue of the social protection and welfare of children, youth, the elderly and disabled persons.

There was wide recognition of the need to mitigate the negative effects of globalization and to address the unfavourable trade relationships that marginalized some populations, exacerbated income inequalities between countries and hindered the ability of developing countries to mobilize resources and advance social development.

It is particularly important to address gender based discrimination and inequalities that undermine women's access to opportunities in the emerging knowledge and information society, and that diminish the potential of ICT and the media to be an effective tool for the promotion of gender equality.

This raises long term well being all around, but exacerbates short term inequalities and frictions.

But the causes of such inequalities are complex and contested, and the solutions are elusive.

In most cases, poverty, socio economic and gender inequalities and underdevelopment are its root causes.

Those increasing inequalities had slowed economic growth and contributed to higher rates of violent crime.

The interlinkages among education, health and work can also result in multiple discrimination and inequalities.

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Given this, new behavioral recommendations by health authorities tend to exacerbate health inequalities, at least temporarily.

If social inequalities were to reach new heights, their frustration and resentment could manifest itself fully.

The extreme economic inequalities in Mauritania play a large part in the preservation of these relationships.