Sentence examples for be equitable to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Palacio, who has been hit by one protest after another since taking office last year, has said he would seek to sign a deal that would be equitable to all Ecuadoreans.

"It would be equitable to an officer saying, 'I'm not going to enforce any drug laws, because I want to wait -- I may see a bank robber.'".

It would be equitable to advocate that separate guidelines are required for the athletic population.

As previously mentioned, the authority given to each particular professional discipline within the network needs to be equitable to encourage member contribution and support collaborative patient care [ 48].

The key question it raised is whether it is equitable to sacrifice options for future well-being in favour of supporting current lifestyles, especially the comfortable, and sometimes lavish, forms of life enjoyed in the rich countries.

-- then certainly it is equitable to support comparable expenditures for elite intellectual talents.

They thought it was equitable to share in the decision-making with others who were sales reps like them.

The custody agreement for her and her older brother, Matthew, was equitable to the point of being arduous: half a week with each parent.

A new report from the World Economic Forum estimates that it will take up to 170 years for the world's women to earn wages that are equitable to men's.

(Barack has candidly chronicled their struggle "to balance work and family in a way that's equitable to Michelle and good for our children," and its toll on their marriage).

The poster refers to vaccinations as "forced penetration" and asks: "Do you really 'need' control over your own body?" The implication is immediately clear: allowing your child to be vaccinated without their consent is equitable to sexual violence.