Sentence examples for driven by equity from inspiring English sources

But national and local advocates have been insistently pressing the need for another approach, one that is driven by equity, which means just and fair inclusion.

The vision of health research as proposed by the Commission on Health Research for Development [ 6] is a systems approach driven by equity, focused on country needs and priorities, and within an interactive regional and global framework.

"This is not driven by private equity, it is something that has been looked at over a good amount of years on and off," said Arthur.

Many commentators pointed to the acquisition of Bay Networks (itself a roll-up of small tech firms that was arguably driven by overvalued equity) as a key event in the reversal of fortunes: It put Nortel in head-to-head competition with emerging router giant Cisco Systems a battle Nortel would lose decisively.

Apollo's performance was driven by its private equity group, where earnings nearly tripled during the quarter, to $609 million.

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The increase in executive-compensation-related shareholder proposals is not being driven by proposals related by equity compensation, the fourth-most-introduced proposal type in both 2013 and the full 2006 13 period: such proposals constitute 11percentt of all proposals introduced this year, down marginally from 12percentt in 2012.

New figures showed that mortgage lending rose by 36% last year, driven largely by equity withdrawal as households borrowed more against the rising value of their homes.

Pretax profit in the division doubled to just shy of 1 billion Swiss francs from a year ago, driven largely by equity trading and financing.

"Most of us are usually driven by a sense of equity and fairness," says Robert Levine.

Another essential point is that land reforms driven by either efficiency or equity rationales are not mere diversions of the benefit stream, but complex processes with serious implications for the status of the resource at stake.