Sentence examples for a more equitable sharing from inspiring English sources

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

The United States currently accounts for almost 70% of Nato defence spending, and has rightly called for a more equitable sharing of the burden.

Others point out that there is more than enough environmental space on this planet for everyone to live sustainably, but the developed world needs to scale back its consumption and allow for a more equitable sharing of resources.

We must create an environment of fairness so that everyone has the opportunity for greater economic participation and a more equitable sharing of resources.

While it is true that women provide more childcare than men, it is almost always true that women would prefer a more equitable sharing of childcare duties.

The "American Dream" of economic opportunity for all has constantly been invoked, sometimes to avoid a more equitable sharing of the wealth and, at other times, to advance it.

The concentration of arts funding in London and the south-east would be corrected, with a more equitable sharing-out of funds across the whole of England.

They were looking for a more equitable share of money from the £1.5bn business, in which the spoils are shared mostly by the bigger teams.

Many say, however, that it has ossified into an organisation that purported to help the majority Malays gain a more equitable share of the nation's wealth but did more to allow an elite to line its pockets.

When I interviewed Condé last year, he was adamant that a more equitable share of the profits should stay in Guinea, and that infrastructure would be a precondition for any deal.

It was also the only streaming service that showed up to a meeting called by Swedish songwriters in February, in order to discuss giving the songwriters a more equitable share of streaming revenues – while Spotify cancelled at the last minute.