Sentence examples similar to adjusts equitably from inspiring English sources

Guideline 3.1.1(c) allows the program to avoid the administrative problems of distinguishing between old and new members and old and new award levels by equitably adjusting the award levels of the vested members.

This revaluation adjusted property values to market prices, ensuring that taxes are equitably allocated.

A functioning and grown-up Congress would have every opportunity to adjust the tax to make it easier to administer, more equitably applied or smaller.

In the joint letter, the party leaders wrote that "the UK exists to ensure opportunity and security for all by sharing our resources equitably across all four nations", promising to continue the Barnett formula that adjusts public expenditure for Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

Treat everyone equitably.

Serious solutions share the costs equitably.

"But does it share wealth more equitably?

The sacrifices must be equitably shared.

Wyoming has the most equitably distributed income.

"We must eat more durably and equitably".

But it must do so equitably.