Sentence examples for equitable control from inspiring English sources

Examination of teacher child interactions with our software demonstrated that our game was engaging, promoted collaborative gameplay (by promoting mutual awareness, opportunities for information, and equitable control) and supported reciprocal teaching (by aligning children's interests with content knowledge).

To the extent that individuals have more equitable control over how transnational political power is exercised, global democratization is enhanced.

However, the knowledge of the level of the burden of malaria amongst different population groups is vital for ensuring equitable control of malaria.

Many problem issues raised during these discussions were related to human relations with the community and at workplace: finding a balance between distance and proximity with community members, acknowledging social hierarchies while remaining equitable, controlling staff behaviour without crystallizing antagonisms from staff and/or community members.

Park owners and city staff supported the changes, saying they would lead to a more equitable rent control.

These methodologies would assist developing countries in ensuring accessible and equitable cancer control.

Instead, this court, Inc. contends, must step in and ensure that the special equitable rights of controlling stockholders are vindicated by requiring International to obtain stockholder approval even if the DGCL does not require it.

As professional baseball became increasingly profitable, players frequently raised grievances against owners over issues of control and equitable income distribution.

Equitable access to cancer control in developing countries is a prerequisite to equitable quality of care [ 20].

Taken together, our results suggest the women attending opportunistic mammography screening in Asia are at low risk of breast cancer and this poses challenges to cost-effective and equitable strategies for cancer control.

It is awarded not as a matter of right but rather at the discretion of the court and is thus largely controlled by equitable principles.