Sentence examples for Entirely equitable from inspiring English sources

The Friday of Easter weekend is also a holiday for many, making a straight comparison not entirely equitable.

The fact is that, while these solutions allow some of the poorest to access healthcare services, they still cannot make the healthcare system entirely equitable.

Second, the doctrine is entirely opposed to all equitable ideas; and the whole tendency of our modern law is in the direction of equitable theories.

These are all equitable distribution states.

She will share hers, too, making the whole exchange equitable.

The problem is that all of us amateur, casual observers, with our pious concerns about "fairness" and "right and wrong," just don't understand the entirely rational and ultimately equitable dynamics of the free market system for labor compensation.

The U.S. has angered both Mexico and Canada with what those nations are calling "poison pill" demands that seem more designed to sabotage the talks entirely than achieve an equitable resolution.

However, healthcare professionals in this study did not perceive PCC and equitable care as entirely separate.

The exclusion of age and socioeconomic factors from the determination of urgency rating scales was designed by intent to ensure that queuing priority was conducted in a transparent and equitable fashion based entirely on clinical necessity [ 6].

"We all want an equitable society.

In duelling ads released for the second round, Hollande depicted a pleasantly vague vision of an equitable, unified France, while Sarkozy focussed entirely, obsessively on immigration.