Sentence examples similar to deems equitable from inspiring English sources
In a trade agreement, the parties make reciprocal concessions to put their trade relationships on a basis deemed equitable by each.
In a sense, one possibility is that with lower levels of social cohesion and more heterogeneous communities, there is simply more difficulty in sharing resources in ways individuals deem to be equitable (Alesina and La Ferrara 2002).
COPENHAGEN - Good news in Hopenhagen yesterday was the bold and binding proposal tabled by a group of small island countries in a last minute scrum against the backdrop of youth activists who had turned up to show support for what is deemed the only ambitious and equitable proposition to date.
In CBPR, both community and researcher enter into an equitable partnership to address research questions deemed relevant to the target community [ 22, 24].
(CD 6) This lack of a coherent model was deemed unfair by many Clinical Directors and they called for a more equitable approach.
The steps recommended by the government report to remedy this included having states specifically identify and report on the teaching staff, programs, and services they deem necessary for a quality education; and adopting and implementing a school finance system to provide "equitable and sufficient funding" for all students essentially to meet learning standards.
This is called "equitable sharing".
It hardly seems equitable.
They compromised on "equitable".
