Sentence examples for aiming for equity from inspiring English sources
20– 22 Global health training that benefits the trainee at the cost of the host is clearly unacceptable; mutual and reciprocal benefit, geared to achieving the program goals of all parties and aiming for equity, should be the goal. 1 Exploitation of one partner for the benefit of another must be avoided.
"If regulators told European banks to raise bail-in debt there would be a resounding clatter of pennies at the bottom of the tin but no folding money at all," says the chairman of a large bank.For all the gloom, most big banks are still forecasting (or at least aiming for) returns on equity of 12-15%, which would handily cover the cost of their capital.
It is aiming for a return on equity of 15-19%, a cost-efficiency ratio of 48-52% and it also set goals for regulatory capital and total shareholder returns.
Largely excluded from foreign affairs, he built instead on his predecessor's policy of legal reform, aiming for greater reliance on equity in the application of common law.
And he is aiming for a pretax return on equity of 25percentt, up from 13percentt.
The Commission has further recommended improving daily living conditions by measures such as 'promoting equity from the start'; aiming for 'universal health coverage'buildinging health care systems based on principles of equity, disease prevention, and health promotion' among others.
He is aiming for a doubt digit return on equity – a measure of return for shareholders – in the next five years.
Its spirit remains alive and kicking, with the world still aiming for universal coverage in terms of access, equity and quality of care (1).
The company raised $4.5 million in equity last year, he said, and is aiming for another $6 million this year.
