Sentence examples for at an equitable from inspiring English sources

People expect infrastructure to deliver reliable services at an equitable price.

We report AIs/ANs received rehabilitation at an equitable rate with other races with the exception of the Hispanic/Latino and Asian groups.

The patterns demonstrated in our study indicated that when compared to other races, those AIs/ANs who sustain a SCI access rehabilitative care at an equitable, rather than disparate, rate.

The privately funded company, which was founded in 2011, says that its cloud-based service helps "all parties involved in an online dispute to the table quickly and lets them arrive at an equitable solution that helps save costs and increase brand loyalty".

It is important to address these issues through policies aimed at an equitable distribution of health workers.

Knowledge about such dynamics is important in order to design policies aimed at an equitable distribution of health workers, and to improve the utilisation of the limited resources.

That program forces mortgage companies to submit to court-supervised mediation with delinquent borrowers aimed at striking an equitable resolution before they are allowed to proceed with the sale of foreclosed homes.

The rich have a moral responsibility to share at least an equitable part of their wealth to prevent the misery and the pain that come from viciously slashing the social budget of the United States of America.

The new study also looks at how well-intentioned efforts by MIT administrators to give women an equitable place at the table on influential management bodies such as search committees and departmental councils could actually be making it harder for them to do world-class research.

Meanwhile, wherever we can identify truly "good" rebels, we should strengthen them, but we should also be redoubling our diplomatic efforts to foster a more credible opposition leadership of reconciliation-minded Syrians who can reassure all of Syria's communities that they will have an equitable place at a new cabinet table.

Public hearings, they say, provide an equitable forum at which all interested parties can openly provide information that might influence commissioners' decisions.