Sentence examples for equitable in terms of from inspiring English sources

In other words, the practitioner and the patient engage in a model of decision making that is more equitable in terms of power relations.

According to the GEI method, the 25 countries listed in Table  2 were considered to be equitable in terms of education, since the values of the corresponding gender gaps were truncated to 1 (1st column).

Some such financing schemes are reported to be equitable in terms of equal enrolment levels across socio-economic groups (Diop et al. 1995; Jakab et al. 2004), while in others the cost can be a barrier to the poorest (Arhin 1994; Ensor 1995; Bennett et al. 1998; Bennett and Gilson 2001; Schneider and Diop 2001; Criel and Waelkins 2003; Jakab et al. 2004).

This suggests that the GHS is equitable in terms of reaching at-risk populations from disadvantaged backgrounds and regional areas, [ 47] that the improvements maintained by GHS participants six months following program completion are unlikely to be influenced by socio-demographic characteristics [ 4].

"Even if we find that there's going to be effects on the watershed, effects on groundwater, effects on sacred sites, that there is not an equitable trade in terms of net value, then there's no remedy or mitigation that we can ask for because it's on private land".

Social agreement: Is health care seen to be provided in a fair and equitable way, in terms of both access and financing?

In the common view, developing countries tend to be more equitable than developed ones in terms of OOP payment.

An additional advantage of the IHSD Template is that it provides a measure of equitable health service provision, in terms of the additional costs incurred and the improved health benefits that result.

Many poor countries with natural resources never see any significant return in terms of equitable growth and development.

And we have to have some balance in terms of equitable distribution of wealth, containment of contagious disease, access to energy supplies, and development of free markets.

Finally, sustainable agriculture is discussed in terms of equitable development goals.