Sentence examples similar to Equitable redress from inspiring English sources
The Attorney General, at the request of the Secretary, may bring an action in an appropriate district court of the United States for equitable relief to redress a violation by any person of a provision of subchapter III of chapter 311 (except sections 31138 and 31139) or section 31502 of this title, or an order or regulation issued under any of those provisions.
Equitable advanced $1, to $66.75.
The strategic importance of feminist involvement at the policy-making level to redress injustices and promote more equitable policy choices was emphasized by Sherwin and Baylis (2003), while other feminists have highlighted the need to reframe public policy and the research that underpins it to include the social impact of gender and other biases (Rogers 2006; Mahowald 2006).
Ensuring the primary care sector receives an equitable, needs-based share of funding in order to redress workforce shortages will contribute to the prevention, early detection and management of PCDs.
The Queensland procedure is equitable for applicants, provides landholders with a tenable management option to redress vegetation thickening, but is sufficiently prescriptive to preserve the character of the natural vegetation.
These instruments define rights and responsibilities for providers and patients, and contextualize the health system – with its aspiration to provide equitable, quality care for all - within a wider context of redress [ 11- 13].
Since the 1990s, however, health research funding organizations have taken initiatives to redress this bias, and researchers have begun to pay more attention to the equitable inclusion of men and women in clinical research and the analysis of the data according to sex [ 4- 11].
