We have an enormous disparity in the world.

But the wealth gaps are growing wider.

They also have the potential for widening the gap between rich and poor.

The final result is a wider gap between the rich and the poor.

But the distance from the poorest here, the very poorest, to the very richest over here is wider than ever.

Secondly and related to that the gap between rich and poor widened.

The gap between them is great, and there are enormous paradoxes.

Even in wealthy countries it is common now to see inequality growing.

So what could possibly change this terrible gap that has opened up in the world today?

The growing gap between rich and poor is fuelling inequality.

Deeply concerned about the disparities between rich and poor, both within and among countries, and about the adverse implications of these disparities for the promotion of human development throughout the world,

The gap between the rich and the poor is widening.

And there's a lot to be overwhelmed about, to be fair an environmental crisis, wealth disparity in this country unlike we've seen since 1928, and globally, a totally immoral and ongoing wealth disparity.

Me, with my Jersey City brains?

The paradox of asymmetrical globalization, however, is that ICT has also widened the gap between the poor and the rich.

Because trade and investment agreements and relations remain unfair there is a growing gap between the rich and the poor.

Deeply concerned about the growing disparities between rich and poor, both within and among countries, and about the adverse implications thereof for the promotion of human development throughout the world,

37. The Commission stresses the need to further address poverty, exclusion, social injustice and the gap in wealth distribution.

The Commission stresses the need to further address poverty, exclusion, social injustice and the gap in wealth distribution.

In an age of rising inequality, at least some countries have narrowed their wealth and income gaps. Brazil is the recent pacesetter, markedly expanding public education and systematically attacking remaining pockets of poverty through targeted transfer programs.

There's language gaps, there's ethnicity and racial gaps, there's age gaps, there's gender gaps, there's sexuality gaps, there's wealth and money gaps, there's education gaps, there's also religious gaps.

However, the increasing trend is reported in urban areas and the gap between rich and poor has widened.

The acute poverty indicator, which takes into consideration not only the gap between the poor and the poverty threshold but also the inequality among those living below the poverty line, was 8.9 per cent in 2004.

While she welcomed the great strides made in formulating strategies to eradicate absolute poverty and reduce overall poverty, she was concerned that poverty indicators continued to worsen while the gap between the rich and the poor widened.

We urgently need to move from rhetoric to action, because the gap between the haves and the have nots is widening dramatically instead of narrowing.

There is consequently a pressing need to focus more closely on the critical issues of economic and social development, in particular employment promotion and raising incomes that would reduce the gap between poor and rich, and between developing and developed countries.

And I think so I want to throw a perspective that I have, so that we can assess this project, or any other project, for that matter, to see whether it's contributing or contributing to poverty or trying to alleviate it.

The gap between the rich and the poor is becoming worse within and between countries, as observed by the United Nations Development Programme's 2005 Human Development Report, which states that the gap between the average citizen in the richest and in the poorest countries is wide and is getting wider.

Of special concern was the disparity in terms of income between the richest and poorest countries, which was exacerbated by the decline of official development assistance.

Hu s leadership has tried to draw public attention to the growing gap between rich and poor. But its reaction to the book A Survey of Chinese Peasants, which is based on interviews over several years with farmers in the poor province of Anhui, was a telling reminder that public intellectuals are not welcome to contribute to that effort.

The ever widening gap between North and South and the great disparity between rich and poor had become a major factor that bred new conflicts and wars and undermined regional stability.

Unfortunately, however, it had also aggravated the marginalization of poor countries.

Hu s leadership has tried to draw public attention to the growing gap between rich and poor. But its reaction to the book A Survey of Chinese Peasants, which is based on interviews over several years with farmers in the poor province of Anhui, was a telling reminder that public intellectuals are not welcome to contribute to that effort.

The wide gap between the rich and the poor countries cannot be closed in a short period of time.

It is also recognized that the world is now at a crossroads, marked by the progressive widening of the gap between the richest countries and the poorest.

It should be emphasized that the steps taken by the international financial institutions in the framework of their policies and programmes of action have had the major consequence of aggravating poverty and widening the gap between rich and poor.

Look at all the arguments we have these days over health care, over bonuses and bailouts on Wall Street, over the gap between rich and poor, over affirmative action and same sex marriage.

However, it is concerned that poverty, in particular with regard to certain regions and specific populations, such as the migrant or floating population, as well as growing disparities remain serious concerns.

Mr. Cumberbatch (Cuba) stated that racial discrimination was one of the cruellest manifestations of the exploitation that some peoples had been subject to for centuries, and was now being perpetuated by the widening gap being between rich and poor created by neoliberal globalization.

There's a about a tenfold difference there, log scale up the side.

27. The tax system has made a major contribution towards the reduction of disparities in income and wealth.

It was important to utilize ICT to close the education gap that separated the world's most prosperous communities from their poorer cousins.

If information was to play a constructive role, it must keep up with the latest developments in ICT and not use them to widen the gap between developed and developing countries.

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2. Also stresses that the deep fault line that divides human society between the rich and the poor and the ever increasing gap between the developed and developing worlds pose a major threat to global prosperity, peace and security and stability