Sentence examples for equitable and just from inspiring English sources

The transition must be urgent, but it must also be an equitable and just transition.

An equitable and just city today depends on a vigilant populace keeping tabs on our planners and politicians.

Public policy-making in mixed economies frequently must balance the concern for individual liberty with the need for a fair, equitable, and just society.

If my aim is a more equitable and just society -- one that reflects Jesus' ideals -- then of course I'll use the voting booth to help bring it about.

"We have to be the government that knocks down the walls that are in the way of our achieving a more equitable and just society".

During Marshall's tenure on the Supreme Court, he was a steadfast liberal, stressing the need for equitable and just treatment of the country's minorities by the state and federal governments.

Correa, 45, called it a "clear, historic victory" and urged Ecuadoreans to help him "achieve a brave, sovereign and dignified homeland equitable, just and without misery".

In the meantime, we need the police – anyone who thinks otherwise is woefully naive or willingly ignorant – and we should strive for a police force that is equitable, just and accountable.

By building an equitable, just and inclusive world that is free from any form of discrimination, we can ensure that every child will be able to realise their full potential and lead a meaningful life.

"When the regulation, therefore, is in favor of the workmen, it is always just and equitable; but it is sometimes otherwise when in favor of the masters," he concluded.

Indeed, Adam Smith once wrote: "When the regulation, therefore, is in support of the workman, it is always just and equitable, but it is sometimes otherwise when in favour of the masters".