Sentence examples for equitable as well from inspiring English sources

All divisions of the new supreme court were empowered to apply equitable as well as common-law remedies, with the principles of equity prevailing in the event of conflict.

The self-adaptive adjustment strategy was more profitable for farmers when faced with price volatility, and more equitable as well.

Change seems to be necessary, but strategic planning as well as aspirational ideals are required to bring about a system that is equitable as well as congruent with curriculum goals.

So we want to push that to people that are progressive and liberal and that want a different kind of L.A., and we want to make sure that L.A. is racially equitable as well.

UNICEF, with assistance from the EU, the Australian, Polish, Russian, and Swedish Governments, as well as other donors, will continue to support the Ministry of Education in its efforts to build an inclusive, child friendly, equitable, as well as eco-friendly education system in Libya, and increased awareness around environmental issues will be one important component.

The operational performance of this recent technology is investigated experimentally, leading to an appropriate simulation model which – together with other component models – is further used in the frame of a design tool for equitable planning, as well for developing reasonable operation strategies of hydrogen storage based small energy systems.

The First Global Forum on Human Resources for Health held in 2008 in Kampala, issued a declaration that emphasises the need for equitable distribution as well as retention of skilled, productive and responsive health workers [ 2].

U.S. academic medical centers and other institutions that employ a substantial number of physicians engaged in GH should consider creating career development programs for GH to ensure continued and equitable involvement as well as to maximize their contributions to improving health worldwide.

This would signal our strong commitment to fair and equitable international trade, as well as our willingness to act quickly on future agreements.

2. Applied Research: Translation of modern biomedical research into deliberately cost-effective health interventions for poorer nations, perhaps by using open access science and avoiding the pitfalls associated with the protection of intellectual property is a key step to achieving equitable global health as well as diplomatic aims [ 17].

"It will force people like me to be more accountable and equitable to the districts as well," she said.