Sentence examples for equitable conditions from inspiring English sources

And a recent study by Deirdre Pfeiffer, a professor of urban planning, suggests that racial minorities encounter "more equitable" conditions in newly built suburbs than in cities.

A 24-year-old former junior world champion, he benefited from an early start on Friday and was determined to prove he could match his peers in more equitable conditions.

But let's remember that education is not merely about creating widgets for Silicon Valley; education is about creating equitable conditions to level the playing field so that every child can achieve his American dream.

Because College Board exams, including the SAT, are administered annually to students around the globe, we have a responsibility to ensure that all students are testing under equitable conditions.

These two features, the lack of a well-developed abscission layer in the leaf petiole and the production of leaves throughout the summer, are interpreted as indicating an origin for the family in the tropics or subtropics, where equitable conditions would allow growth to occur throughout the year.

The Doha Round if successful, is a positive and versatile agreement that will establish more equitable conditions for global trade in this century.

With respect to Diarrhoea and ARI interventions it has to be noted that an equitable condition demands that those with a higher burden of illness receive more of the treatment according to their need.

Administrators and employees need to recognise the complex nature of foreign language education, and work to build more positive school cultures and equitable working conditions for teachers.

The results demonstrate the critical role played by project relationships and equitable contract conditions in promoting the effectiveness of financial incentives.

Public sector jobs tended to offer women more equitable working conditions in general, since pay scales are set strictly according to education level and years on the job and hence women are less likely to be discriminated against.

It is time to disentangle public schools from Jim Crow and to resuscitate Brown v. Board of Education's promise of equitable educational conditions for all students.