Sentence examples for an equitable decision from inspiring English sources

I think it would be almost impossible for a jury not familiar with that field to arrive at an equitable decision.

Only thus shall we be able to mold public opinion and convince governments that money must be spent to keep up and enhance these functions of the forestry sector, and arrive at an equitable decision as to who pays the bill.

Alternatively, adherence to medical advice refers to a somewhat more informed and equitable decision by a patient to stick with appropriate medical treatment.

The only equitable decision is to reward authors for their contribution to Michigan Document Services' profit making enterprise.

Not only does it create more equitable decisions, it adds an interesting Hitchcockian, or "Blowup" dimension to the game.

At its core, however, most scholars agree that democracy refers to a political practice in which individuals govern themselves through some form of equitable decision-making process.

Making equitable decisions is key to strong management.

For example, we know that when interviewers evaluate candidates in a more structured way – assessing only relevant qualifications and considering those same qualifications for all candidates – they'll make more objective and equitable decisions.

It is difficult to trust Congress to make fair and equitable decisions because they lie to the American people consistently and irreverently.

Several interventions from around the world, such as those by the South African organisation Sonke Gender Justice and the Brazilian Promundo, have shown that boys and men can be engaged to work towards gender equality and equitable decision-making (e.g., Peacock 2012; Ringheim and Feldman-Jacobs 2009; World Health Organization 2007).

Choosing a jury reflecting a certain community's ethnic makeup does not in itself provide an equitable or fair decision if the jury cannot relate to the intellectual aspects of the situation.