Sentence examples for equitable budget from inspiring English sources

It's as if the greatest minds in Washington said to themselves, Hmmm, if only there were some respected assemblage of lawmakers -- representatives from both parties, perhaps -- that could get together and hammer out an equitable budget compromise.

The City department of education has already formulated its equity plan, with a significant number of activities for City employees, leaders and support to schools by gender educators, and more such personnel with experience in gender issues, gender equitable budget work and communication, is sought by public announcements (123, 125).

As part of its policy dialogue, UNICEF has been advocating for a more transparent and equitable public budget allocation to ensure basic services reach excluded and marginalized communities – which in Latin America are consistently Afro-descendents and indigenous populations.

If tax policies were equitable and the budget and programs were discussed honestly, that sort of remark would be recognized as blasphemy, because this country is, or should be, the people's country.

"If it's part of our mandate, then it's in the equitable share [core budget].

(Local area manager) "If it's part of our mandate, then it's in the equitable share [core budget].

For example, management may want to be equitable among all employees, budgets are frozen or money is allocated for other purposes.

Considering that the US government provides subsidies of up to $30 billion annually to farmers of corn, cotton, rice, soybeans, wheat and other crops, and the oil companies get anywhere between $14 and $52 billion annually in written-in tax codes, there is definitely room to budget a more equitable system for parents.

In high income countries the costs of delivering high quality equitable care are outstripping present budgets.

Equity in dental care resources was an explicit goal of global budgeting in Taiwan and equitable financial access to all citizens was essentially achieved [ 4].

It has Central America's highest literacy rate, the most equitable distribution of farmland and a national budget that allots large amounts of money to health and education.