If tax policies were equitable and the budget and programs were discussed honestly, that sort of remark would be recognized as blasphemy, because this country is, or should be, the people's country.
In order to be equitable and respect the dignity of the poorest, implementation strategies must integrate an adequate repartition of financial resources between urban and rural areas, as well as ensure sufficient quality of the facilitation ("CLTS ethos"), a careful usage of penalties and fair ODF certification processes.
Defining shipping's 'fair share' of CO2 reductions must be balanced between the required ambition to deliver on the Paris Agreement, and the need to be equitable and affordable for the industry, as well as enforceable on a global basis to ensure change," said the SSI.
In the term neglected diseases, the word neglect refers to the notion that for the diseases in question, the proportion of current R&D efforts is considered to fall short of the proportion which would be equitable and efficient under the given conditions.
He himself has acknowledged that the process was equitable and that the trial was fair.
Brown said Labour had set out a four-year "deficit reduction plan" starting in 2011 including "tax rises that are fair, spending cuts that are equitable, and at the same time growth in the economy that is essential for recovery".
The great issue of the next half century as African rural areas open up to the outside world, will be to ensure that rural development is equitable and benefits the poor.
This must be done in a way which is equitable and supportive of the development aspirations of all countries.
But participatory enterprise requires commensurate mechanisms of monetary exchange which are equitable and transparent, free from the fantasies and injustices of the conventional model.
We must reform our broken economic system and transform it into one that is equitable and democratic, one where the gap between rich and poor is ELIMINATED so that no longer do a few wealthy men hold the power.
