Sentence examples for equitable because from inspiring English sources

So, for example, Mr. Bush will call his $1.3 trillion 10-year tax cut equitable because it reduces tax rates for all income brackets.

Finally, Mr. Ryan says his proposal is equitable because Medicare would pay less on behalf of higher-income beneficiaries, and they would pay more of the cost of their health coverage.

"It's equitable because it taxes workers who tend to be higher-income people, and it's efficient because not having the tax gives commuters a free ride and makes it easier for people to take jobs in the city and move to the suburbs".

We investigate the issue of designing a debt consolidation plan which is achieved through a reduction in public consumption and yet is equitable because temporary targeted transfers and tax reductions stabilize consumption of the poorer part of the population.

The former happens when everyone in the population expects the others will demand M, and consequently everyone demands M, so the system ends reaching an absorbing state for both intratype and intertype bargaining processes, which is equitable because all agents get equal payoffs, and is also efficient (in Pareto sense) because no agent can be made better off without making another agent worse off.

And equitable, because too many children, families and communities have been left behind in the march of progress.

Institutions represent repeated patterns of behaviour, and may remain for decades not because they are the most efficient or equitable, but because the transaction costs of change (such as the financial cost of changing infrastructure, or the social cost of challenging existing norms and interests) are too high [ 12].

Officials in Mr. Morgenthau's office believe that, while no final decision has been made, such an agreement might be an equitable outcome because it would not preclude the families from filing a civil suit against Bovis, the official said.

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".

A couple of countries are hitting 80% coverage but despite massive injections of funds, they are not moving towards the SDG of universal and equitable access because the systems are not there to do the monitoring, the fixing, the training of technicians, or to support the markets to develop for the technicians to be there in the first place.

A free press is at the absolute core of equitable development, because if you cannot enfranchise poor people, if they do not have a right to expression, if there is no searchlight on corruption and inequitable practices, you cannot build the public consensus needed to bring about change".