Of course, the generalized enquiry permits litigants to assert, and the courts to consider, the equitable and reliance interests of parties absent but similarly situated.
Voting to affirm, Justice Keen follows the plain meaning of the statute and refuses to consider the equitable defense of necessity, while Chief Justice Truepenny urges the Chief Executive to grant clemency based upon the defense.
But assuming it is, there's still another question to consider: is equitable, rather than efficient, air service a goal worth subsidising?The consolidation of air service at central hub cities is bad news for cities that aren't hubs.
Rather, I am asking Congress to consider more equitable cuts across various parts of the budget and positing whether maintaining current levels of humanitarian aid could save American taxpayer dollars and lives lost to war in the future.
Under the Medicare law, federal officials say, they have broad discretion to set drug payments for outpatients at whatever levels they consider equitable.
Instead, they are seeking what they consider a more equitable division of the riches universities amassed in recent years.
The inquiry will consider "fair and equitable pay and conditions for employees, including the maintenance of a relevant safety net" and "the ability of business and the labour market to respond appropriately to changing economic conditions".
Health authorities need to consider equitable distribution when planning human and material resources for ophthalmology departments.
While neither provision creates enforceable rights for individuals alleging inequitable access to health care, nevertheless such provisions have persuasive value by imposing obligations on governments to consider equitable access in their political and legislative agendas surrounding health care.
With demand for ART treatment likely to increase due to the trend later childbearing, growing rates of obesity and some sexually transmitted diseases [ 27], it is important that changes to ART funding consider not only equitable access to treatment but its impact on clinical practice and the welfare of ART children and their families.
