The phrase "equitable and reasonable" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a decision, action, or situation that is fair and justifiable. It often implies a sense of balance and consideration for all parties involved. Example: The company's board of directors concluded that the proposed salary increase was not equitable and reasonable for all employees, and decided to revise the plan to better accommodate different roles and levels within the organization.
He said in letters to Congress yesterday that India had not assured the United States that "it would provide equitable and reasonable access to the markets of India and Turkeyy's economy had outgrown the trade status.
India did not assure the United States that it would "provide equitable and reasonable access to its markets in numerous sectors," the USTR said in a statement announcing the decision to end the preferential trade status.
Articles IV, V (I, III), X(1), XI(2), and XXIX(4) of the Helsinki Rules (1966) focus on the principles of equitable and reasonable water sharing (ILA 1966).
Investments in legislation and its enforcement will lead to significant economic development and public health and environmental quality enhancement through equitable and reasonable management of shared water resources and community empowerment and awareness.
A better question may be as follows; can best practices for the appropriate usage of critical care services be developed that would provide fair, equitable and reasonable access to critical care for those in need?
Except as otherwise provided, the Governors are authorized to establish reasonable and equitable classes of mail and reasonable and equitable rates of postage and fees for postal services in accordance with the provisions of chapter 36.
Here we have equitable daily wages and reasonable work hours, and child labor is a historical relic.
2010) (similarly finding that we failed to demonstrate that an exchange's proposed market-data pricing is, as the law requires, "equitable, fair, reasonable, and not unreasonably discriminatory").
So whilst it's important to acknowledge that its nearly 1,000 that will have to pay, the majority won't and therefore we think it is fair and reasonable and equitable," Mr Clarke added.
"It has nothing to do with any specific action that Dr. Britz has or hasn't done with regards to any of her performance of her duties… I think it has everything to do with what's fair, and reasonable and equitable," he said.
But, he added, Democrats would insist that any tax cuts be "reasonable, equitable and not interfere with our ability to pay down the debt, shore up Social Security and Medicare and provide a prescription-drug benefit to seniors".
