The plan's proponents say this will set a more equitable standard for admission and at the same time increase racial diversity in the universities.
It is important that we maintain a consistent and equitable standard for all applications to be considered with the same basis of information.
Consequently, these initiatives would contribute to the government fulfilling its commitment to provide a high quality, equitable standard of maternal health care.
"Our goal is to make sure every single property is treated by the same equitable standard," said the company's president, John M. Watch, who hired 14 employees to complete the nearly three-year-long process of evaluating the 9,900 residential and 1,100 commercial properties.
But you can be what bell hooks calls a "radical visionary" who uses privilege to define and determine truly equitable standards.
By a 7-to-2 vote, the Supreme Court stood strongly united by any legal standard in its view that the Florida Supreme Court did not ensure the fair and equitable standards necessary in its attempt to discern the intent of each voter.
Financial support for national and public institutions vis-à-vis private facilities must follow equitable standards.
Lack of equitable standards.
4) All of the recognized ethical standards and procedures for protecting the interests of study participants are observed, implying equitable standards of benefit-risk assessment and rigorous informed consent procedures.
Any effort to reform ISDS has to address the problems caused by the fair-and-equitable standard.
Thus, the ratio between the final incomes of the top and bottom fifths was 3.6 1, which indicates an equitable distribution by international standards.Due to a change in methodology in 1987, it is not possible to trace the trends since 1979 with certainty.
