Equitable advanced $1, to $66.75.
"The development of a critical mass of professionals and researchers in science is also essential for more equitable economic advancement of the region.
The cabinet devised a two-pronged negotiating strategy for the next round of international meetings: advancement of the principle of "equitable burden sharing" and the "promotion of realistic and achievable means to to involve developing countries in emissions reductions".
IMPORTANT NOTE: The Department or hiring unit should exercise equitable and fair practices when reviewing an early advancement case to GSI Step II or III.
In political terms, equitable classrooms result in narrowing the achievement gap allowing advancement to higher levels of education for more students.
That double standard, they write, "is a critical barrier to women's equitable treatment because self-promotion is necessary for career advancement, yet only women risk penalties for it".
The goal of Ginelle Perez, Program Director of the Student Parent Center, is for all students with children to have equitable access to opportunities and resources for their personal growth, academic advancement, and career development.
One of the most important advancements they identified is to make environmental justice and equitable access to clean energy and public services core design principles.
That the Brazilian constitutional text has adopted the proposed organization of a single health care system (SUS) that is universal and equitable, with an integral and socially controlled approach, is equally a significant conceptual advancement and a great operational complication, when the health care scenario in the country is considered.
Every telecommunications carrier that provides intrastate telecommunications services shall contribute, on an equitable and nondiscriminatory basis, in a manner determined by the State to the preservation and advancement of universal service in that State.
As well as investments in higher salaries and improved infrastructure, respondents identified changes in organizational arrangements, including the ability to choose their location, opportunities for more rapid career advancement, and improvements in contractual conditions, as policies that could contribute to a more equitable distribution of health workers.
