Sentence examples for a more equitable division of from inspiring English sources

They are seeking a more equitable division of the riches universities have amassed.

Instead, they are seeking what they consider a more equitable division of the riches universities amassed in recent years.

Christine Lagarde, the IMF's managing director, used a blog to call on the G20 to adopt a four-pronged approach that would result in more economic stimulus, structural reform, a renewed commitment to free trade and a more equitable division of the proceeds of growth.

Applying Longwe's empowerment framework reveals a more equitable division of labor, increased income, self-confidence and community involvement, and new leadership roles for women.

Applying this adjustment, a more equitable division resulted, with 4.5% in a better and 8.6% in a worse state; again, the generalisability of the transformation may be an issue.

Although it seems likely that selection would favor an equitably divided genome, it is not known how rapidly a chromosome would regain equitable division following such a rearrangement and the genomes in Table 2 may be evolving towards a more equitable division.

Like the HRA, many of the values that underpin it are concerned with promoting human dignity, respecting the rights of individuals and communities in all their diversity, and securing the more equitable division of resources where deprivation might follow.

A more equitable partitioning of the twin transformation strain is necessary.

Smarter drug and device design on the part of the manufacturers may ensure a more equitable distribution of these treatments.

If we don't have a more equitable distribution of power, there is no equitable distribution of wealth or income.

Gene Russianoff of the Straphangers Campaign, a nonprofit riders' advocate, suggests a more equitable sharing of costs.