Sentence examples for an equitable distribution of resources from inspiring English sources
Reaching out to all peoples, Pope Francis ignites desires across the globe for a better world, especially a world where there is an equitable distribution of resources, a distribution based on the need of the many and not on the greed of a few.
We are better together when we share a vision of a more benevolent and balanced economic order - based on representative planning and cooperative market mechanisms - to achieve an equitable distribution of resources, meaningful work, a nourishing environment, sustainable development, gender and racial equity, and non-oppressive relationships.
According to another family of theories, we assign reward and punishment to establish an equitable distribution of resources [13], [14].
Equity of access to drug treatment on the basis of clinical need alone remains the central principle of the national healthcare system, raising the issue of an equitable distribution of resources in proportion to the population needs.
The overarching goal of CM measurement is to develop an equitable distribution of resources across a particular client group.
In other countries with comprehensive national health systems, such as UK and Sweden, capitation is used for an equitable distribution of resources [ 2].
The LTTE believed that there wasn't an equitable distribution of water resources to all areas".
An additional observation that is revealed by this statistical analysis is that the difference between first and third tier departments decreased from 2008 to 2017, a reflection of the 'democratization' of research through a more equitable distribution of resources and talent.
The president simply wants accountability and a more equitable distribution of resources to beneficiaries and health care providers".
Until prevailing economic orthodoxies change, and the world starts moving towards a more equitable distribution of resources, our current crises of radicalisation and mass migration to western Europe are likely to grow ever stronger.
What we do need is a more equitable distribution of resources so that kids can stay close to the relationships and resources that they need to thrive.
