Sentence examples for an equitable definition from inspiring English sources

In contrast, an equitable definition of fairness allows for either the process or the outcome to vary based on some legitimate and equitable difference among people.

You end up with four different versions of fairness using either an equal or equitable definition applied to either the process or the outcome.

[S]ince the doctrine is an equitable rule of reason, no generally applicable definition is possible, and each case raising the question must be decided on its own facts.

It is therefore unlikely that a standardised disability definition will lead to an equitable service provision independent of contextual influences as claimed by Tepper et al. [ 37].

The analysis focuses on implementation of interventions through national health systems as a way of reaching enough people to achieve an equitable public health impact, consistent with the definition of access.

This definition of delay does not permit to have an equitable distribution of the delays between the different receivers since only the sum of all the individual delays counts.

It was an equitable sequel.

In essence, SWM is an equitable concept.

Center for Responsible Business: Supporting an equitable, inclusive, sustainable society.

Ricky Gervais for Josh McDaniels: an equitable tit-for-tat.

It is an equitable solution in tough times.