Sentence examples for equitable allocations from inspiring English sources

► Greater heterogeneity within populations leads to more equitable allocations.

who's written extensively about bathrooms, a truly equitable allocation of bathroom space would result in women's bathrooms being two or perhaps even three times as big as men's.

Dr. Sternberg said that in her year and a half as superintendent, she had "looked very carefully at issues of equitable allocation of resources" and that Hamilton Avenue had "received more resources because they have greater needs than other communities".

These findings raise questions about coastal management strategies, and efficient and equitable allocation of scarce resources among coastal communities.

A new framework model is presented in this study for sharing of water in a river basin using certain governing variables, in an effort to enhance the objectivity for a reasonable and equitable allocation of water among co-basin states.

These PSPs provide time- and place-specific solutions for social actors, allow an equitable allocation of benefits, and help to overcome democratic deficits potentially associated with market (Lemos and Agrawal 2006).

The first concept of equity was proposed by Foley (1967), and the Foley's theorem states under suitable assumptions that there exists an equitable allocation in a pure exchange economy.

In this review, we discuss how the proposed revision reconciles key concerns of the current system to create a more fair and equitable allocation of hearts in the United States.

This paper explores the prospect for achieving an equitable allocation of country-specific carbon dioxide emissions from the energy sector within the framework of the Cancun climate stability target, as represented by Representative Concentration Pathway 2.6.

The increased number of waiting list patients and the rapid aging of our populations demanded strategies for donor acceptance, candidate assignment, and analysis of more efficient and equitable allocation models.

Equitable allocation of public-oriented early childhood educational resources is not only the key for children to enjoy the same public-oriented resources but is also the guarantee for children to achieve equal ECE process and receive the equitable educational services.