Sentence examples for equitable given from inspiring English sources
The men's players "believe that the Grand Slams' support for professional tennis is not equitable given their enormous commercial success," Mark Miles, the chief executive of the ATP, said in a statement.
A payoff that is not efficient cannot be equitable, given that the player is giving a lower payoff to the opposing player without any benefit to herself.
"It does not seem equitable given the fact that we're all down," she said of Brown's proposal.
The question of what is equitable, given the past, present and the future energy needs of developing nations vis-à-vis developed nations is a valid one.
This aspect of the selection process does not appear equitable, given that children in a household constitute a burden that is both financial and material.
Even though the real indigents were selected, we cannot affirm that the selection process was equitable, given that the COGESs' selections were guided by budget restrictions and that those indigents were selected from among a wider population of indigents.
Obama, instead of modifying No Child Left Behind and making it more equitable, gave out waivers and then implemented his cash-driven program aimed not at children and teachers in the classroom, but at administrators and consultants and template designers.
The capabilities of digital marketing allowed for a much more equitable, give-and-take relationship between brand and consumer.
(4) Fees established under this subsection shall be fair and equitable and give due consideration to the objectives of the copyright system.
Rather the takes the position that the judicial doctrine of equitable apportionment giving full interstate effect to the traditional western water law of prior appropriation should determine the rights of the parties to the water.
Undertake meaningful reform of the tax code by moving towards a simpler and more equitable system, giving all businesses, regardless of size, the same tax benefits so there is a level playing field.
