Sentence examples for being equitable from inspiring English sources

We're not being equitable with those remaining behind".

Well-meaning staff may think that by "treating everyone alike" they are being equitable.

If you were being equitable, therefore, the mass-giving mechanism in the universe should be properly called the "Englert-Brout-Higgs-Guralnik-Hagen-Kibble field".

Understanding the attitudes of groups involved in conflict over ecosystem use is crucial for designing policies that have a chance of being implemented, as well as being equitable and sustainable.

"In a negotiation environment, you'd be better off taking the hit now with regard to paging, but preserving your well-established, in their case long-term, pricing position of being equitable across advertisers and not really engaging in heavy discounting and widespread negotiations just to get a small schedule," he said, using the industry term for an advertiser's annual commitment to a magazine.

One-size-fits-all policies are misguided but inevitable results from government policies aimed at being equitable and fair.

The mandate would be equitable.

Not that she feels that's equitable.

But these allocations must be equitable.

In practice, however, outcomes are equitable.

Nor is Equitable simply an insurance company.