Sentence examples for equitable division of resources from inspiring English sources

Like the HRA, many of the values that underpin it are concerned with promoting human dignity, respecting the rights of individuals and communities in all their diversity, and securing the more equitable division of resources where deprivation might follow.

Discussions of "fairness" and "equitable division of resources" don't gain traction in venture capital or other asset classes, and perhaps for good reason.

They must pass laws ensuring an equitable division of the country's oil wealth.

They are seeking a more equitable division of the riches universities have amassed.

Instead, they are seeking what they consider a more equitable division of the riches universities amassed in recent years.

President Bush set enactment of a national oil law that centralizes development and ensures an equitable division of the profits as a key benchmark of progress.

The impasse that threatens to wipe out the N.B.A. season seems to come down to one issue: an equitable division of league revenue.

While American forces have reduced violence, Iraqis squandered the opportunity, failing to adopt a law that would guarantee equitable division of oil revenues among various groups.

Such social norms could be addressed through education or through media campaigns promoting the equitable division of housework.

Applying Longwe's empowerment framework reveals a more equitable division of labor, increased income, self-confidence and community involvement, and new leadership roles for women.

In 1929, it was proposed that "Pymble students should form a separate Union" and that an equitable division of Union funds should be undertaken.