Sentence examples for a more equitable view from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this loss at least is as it should be: The retelling of India's myths, its gloss over the past, does reflect a more modern India, shorn of some of its earlier complexities and given to a more equitable view of people.

The purpose was to achieve better views of the sea and a more equitable beach width alongshore.

Therefore, a possible way forward is incorporating the medical model's view that impairment and illness have disabling effects (Crow 1996; Thomas 2004) and the social model's view that urges the integration of people with disabilities into the community as a more equitable and practical alternative to exclusion (Pfeiffer 2001), and thus promotes their involvement in DRR.

People want a more equitable world.

We should demand a more equitable system.

It's a more equitable system for everyone".

"This legislation will put a more equitable system in place".

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

Valuing stories by and about women is an essential step towards a more equitable society.

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

Besides a more equitable commute, their priority was space for all of their stuff.