Sentence examples for equitable formula from inspiring English sources

To provide "an equitable formula" for financing such program in terms both of size and nature of risk involved.

In 1984, the Health and Human Services developed a more equitable formula by incorporating state cooling requirements in an equal weighting scheme with state heating requirements.

Although a few glitches remain in the system, a perfectly equitable formula is unlikely in a system that carries over regular-season points to a four-event playoff.

The methodology does not mean that individuals would be singled out, only that these calculations would form the basis of a more equitable formula.

You'd have no idea that legions of government lawyers and economists might have spent a decade listening to, and negotiating with, state officials, industry groups and environmental advocates on an equitable formula for reducing pollution in the least costly way.

The council majority said that the city could not find an equitable formula for refunding utility-user taxes to offset fees for street lights and landscaping.

It's no doubt a lost cause for the time being, and it's particularly hard to arrive at equitable formulas while Washington is surrounded by a growing army of kibitzers: bloggers, editorialists, Twitter-mongers, the cable and talk-radio world, and the rest.

This links to the fourth priority, which refers to the underfunding of rural health care and the need for equitable formulae.

Until the state creates an equitable financing formula, our students will remain captive to the whims of upstate and suburban legislators and their political constituencies.

Specifically, the panel identified a need to focus on recruitment and support of rural health professionals, the employment of managers with sufficient and appropriate skills, a rural-friendly national HRH plan, and equitable funding formulae.

The remaining priority interventions ranked in the top five were the need to develop and implement a national HRH plan that is relevant to rural health, the need to design equitable funding formulae, and the need to employ district managers based on appropriate skills and experience.