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Corbello filed a federal complaint for, among other things, breach of contract, copyright infringement, and equitable accounting.
The debates set out at the beginning of this paper suggest that engaging young men and young women in critical discussion about sexual pleasure could create opportunities to explore more diverse, holistic and gender equitable accounts of gender and sexuality than those currently offered in mainstream media, pornography and sexuality education programmes.
"The practice is appropriate, so long as it's fair and equitable and takes into account the fact that not every family has the same ability to satisfy the financial obligations," Snow said, noting the practice needs to be reformed because of its disproportionate impact on low-income juveniles and youths of color.
If transit leaders want to improve ridership, they need to find ways to reduce fares and make them more equitable , such as by accounting for distance traveled and providing universal passes for students.
The finding of the master that no damages in addition to profits had been proved does not, indeed, necessarily imply that the plaintiff had not sustained damages independent of any profits; but no ground for equitable relief, by injunction, by account of profits, or otherwise, being shown, the proper remedy of the plaintiff against the defendants for such damages is by action at law.
Until, of course, with the "riverboat gamble" of the Kemp-Roth tax rate cut phased in, and, courtesy of Paul Volcker, the integrity of the dollar as a unit of account was restored, sizzling equitable prosperity ensued.
Policy frameworks, outreach and engagement strategies, and systems of enforcement must work with diverse communities to take difference more meaningfully into account in order to ensure equitable environmental health protection and promotion for all.
Her background as an accountant gave her the professional skills to monitor such technical issues as laws covering joint bank accounts , the hidden drawbacks in equitable division of property and poorly drafted divorce mediation agreements.
Through much of the post-World War II era, income distribution was far more equitable , with the top 10 percent of families accounting for just a third of average income growth, and the bottom 90 percent receiving two-thirds.
We therefore anticipate measurable indications of more equitable healthcare demand across socioeconomic groups while accounting for the health reform stimulating the use of formal health services among low-income groups of the population.
As we have said, storage water, though not apportioned, may be taken into account in determining each State's equitable share of the natural flow.
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The phrase "equitable account " primarily functions as a noun phrase where the adjective 'equitable' modifies the noun 'account'. Ludwig indicates that this phrase is used to describe an account or assessment that is fair and just, taking into consideration different circumstances.
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