Sentence examples for demonstrating equity from inspiring English sources

The two recommendations that the dissenting panelists withdrew support for involved expanding the use of surveys of students as a tool for determining women's interest in sports programs and a proposal that the Education Department explore new, unspecified ways of demonstrating equity in sports.

With the exception of measuring impact using quantitative indicators, coverage of aspects of health RCS evaluations that funders valued (stakeholder participation, opportunities for learning, demonstrating equity, quality assurance, and optimising the timing of evaluations) was often limited.

The purpose of the experiments was to demonstrate that equity transactions can be digitally managed on a blockchain platform (Rizzo 2015).

My hope is that this condition will dissipate as the city produces additional big exits that demonstrate that equity can lead to meaningful wealth for founders, investors and employees alike.

One of the most aspirational sections of the ION report can be found in the Follow the Leader portion, which profiles 11 successful companies that demonstrate gender equity as a high-priority business initiative.

This year, the state has a tremendous opportunity to demonstrate that equity should not be a partisan issue -- it should be integrated with every policy, especially the Healthy Climate Bill.

In the absence of such a transparent system demonstrating an equity promoting cross-subsidy, it is unsurprising that popular disapproval threatens the continuing operation of these arrangements.

Specifically, we propose that careful design of the core elements of the health system by national governments and their development partners can promote reliable provision of essential health services while demonstrating a commitment to equity, strengthening government accountability to citizens, and building the capacity of government to manage core social programs.

They found that my positive conduct far outweighed my conviction, demonstrating "unusual and outstanding equities," and that I was clearly rehabilitated.

Even now as Natasha Sarin and I have demonstrated, bank market equity values are very low by historical standards relative to total assets, so insolvencies cannot be ruled out.

American managers are imbued with the notion that to concede to directors is to invite meddling, but Josh Lerner, of Harvard Business School, thinks that private equity demonstrates the benefits of involvement.