Sentence examples for equitable investment from inspiring English sources

Like us, those places will face a stark decision: Do they want equitable investment in community education, or do they want to hand it over to private schools and charters?

Banks will be community-owned institutions fully accountable to their depositors; and whirlwind speculation on financial fictions will be replaced by equitable investment schemes in which banks share risks with their customers, and divide returns fairly.

"As long as Bergen is made whole and there is an equitable investment in the Continental Arena site and a vision that people can get excited about, then we can move ahead with a Newark arena," Mr. Fritzky said, noting that the business leaders had already organized themselves into subcommittees to help Mr. Zoffinger.

"What it needs is transparency, better and more equitable investment, and it needs to iron out the discrimination between the [richer] west of the country and the [poorer] east of the country".

"Transforming services will take sustained commitment, equitable investment and a more consistent approach.

If we have a strong local community and an accessible local government, we can build a governing body that takes a direct and equitable investment in its citizens.

He brushes aside concerns about nearly $2 billion in junk bonds held in Equitable's investment portfolio by making a distinction between high- and low-quality junk bonds.

As Nils Kastberg, UNICEF's Regional Director for Latin America and the Caribbean, stated: "Increased and more equitable social investment in children is key to the reduction of poverty and inequalities.

This also means equitable infrastructure investments to both drastically reduce carbon emissions and eliminate the environmental factors that cause inequitable health outcomes in the first place.

This is a moment of opportunity - to drive smart, equitable, resilient investments to modernize our aging water infrastructure; to invent and build the water technologies of the future; and to protect our precious water resources.

Specific parts of this plan include redesigning some of the company's insurance products to make them more profitable and more sensitive to interest rates, switching to more fee-generating business like managing money for pension funds and other institutions, and increasing the profitability of Equitable's own investment portfolio.