Sentence examples for equitable adjustment from inspiring English sources

From his time dates a new and more equitable adjustment of the imperial tax system.

For months, hushed talk in the paddock has turned to how a new, more open and more financially equitable Formula One might look.

For a moment it all sounded rather democratic and equitable: Barclays is a public limited company, it's not owned by one of the private equity firms which are currently taking a bashing in the press.

We suggest the development of an equity index to help identify communities that would most benefit from GI investment as critical for equitable GI planning.

But they may if they are convinced that a more equitable UN will directly help their long-term image and security.

Therefore, establishing equitable ILAU is critical for improving plant architecture, population quality, photosynthetic efficiency, and grain yield.

Since 2008 the Last Ten Kilometers Project (L10K) has been supporting the HEP in promoting equitable MNCH interventions in 115 districts covering about 14 million people.

It is only when there is increased policy attention on achieving a universal health system that equitable ART access will be affordable and sustainable and will not compromise the goal of equitable access to other health services.

Ghana Health Service adopted the CHPS strategy in 1999 to bring quality and equitable Primary Health Care PHCC) service to the doorsteps of all Ghanaians; particularly, those in rural and hard-to-reach areas.

To achieve equitable UHC, the right to access to health must be achieved across the society so that those who need care are able to access it regardless of who or where they live or their ability to pay.

It would appear that despite the existence of several working models on which to base the development of a more equitable GST structure, New Zealand defies international trends and places simplicity over equity.