Sentence examples for a more equitable allocation from inspiring English sources

Successive federal administrations have promised a more equitable allocation of oil revenues, but a promise this has remained.

In LA, we need more epidemiological and health economic studies to quantify the impact of rheumatic diseases, including RA in the different countries of the region and to achieve a more equitable allocation of funds for the optimal treatment of the population affected.

Based on a simplistic, incomplete picture of teacher transfers where the market operates through a rigidly stable queuing process, introducing simple changes to seniority rules could lead to a more efficient (and/or more equitable) allocation of teachers, leading to improvements in poor schools that lose these experienced teachers4.

In reality, efficiency is often traded off in health services to achieve more equitable allocation of resources [ 11, 48].

10 Service Improvement 10.1 Did you expect your research findings to lead to more equitable allocation of resources, better targeting of services or improved access to services?

10.2 Did your research findings lead to more equitable allocation of resources, better targeting of services or improved access to services?

► Greater heterogeneity within populations leads to more equitable allocations.

In addition to maintaining efficiency of optimal resource allocation, a flood risk trading program may also provide a more equitable distribution of benefits by facilitating decentralization.

By the late 1980's, clammers were asking for a more equitable system and in 1990 the management council came up with the concept divided the total annual clam allocation among operating clamming vessels, based on their historical catches, and allowed boat owners to sell or rent their quotas to others if they weren't using them.

People want a more equitable world.

We should demand a more equitable system.