Sentence examples for calls for equity from inspiring English sources
Your March 29 editorial on Social Security calls for equity investments by its trust fund.
Nobody knows better than Minaya how glacially baseball embraces change, be it in the case of the Expos' merciful relocation or the continued calls for equity hiring.
The agreement calls for Equity Inns to issue 1.5 shares for each share of RFS, valuing RFS shares at about $23. Shares of RFS Hotel rose $1.25, to $20.75, while Equity Inns fell 56.25 cents, to $14.8125.
"We hope that other institutions put similar mechanisms in place to review salary and make calls for equity," says Avani Rao, a radiation oncology resident and co-first author of the new paper along with Sarah Nicholas, also a radiation oncology resident at Johns Hopkins.
People who have previously been adamant about using the education reform toolbox in calls for equity might be shifting their tone as well.
"It was a relief there was no emergency call for equity investment," said Regina Anhorn, an analyst in the Zurich office of the private bank Lombard Odier.
But the issue is gaining attention as Muslim leaders step up a call for equity and encourage Muslims and non-Muslims to keep children home Tuesday.
More than 50 years have passed since IBM's first written equal opportunity policy called for equity in hiring "regardless of race, color, or creed". This policy, signed in 1953 by then-CEO T. J. Watson, Jr., was written as a result of the company's desire to build manufacturing plants in the South.
When women call for equity and inclusion but exclude those who reject the gender binary, we feel the same oppression these women are purportedly contesting.
What compels someone, already overstressed by the untenable routine of her daily life, to call for equity even as she knows that if equity were to be realized, her status as Black, female, young, and low-income would mean she would be the last to receive the positive impact of this social shift?
Referring to a recent survey, successfully conducted even amidst the volatile security conditions, by the Ministry of Education and supported by UNICEF, Wright highlighted that participation of girls in school is lower than that of boys and called for equity.
