In determining the Debtor's value for purposes of deciding whether the Debtor's Plan is fair and equitable, it is appropriate to include the benefit of the Debtor's restructuring.
Through our internal conversations on our Bass Connections team and our time at Yale discussing their progress on a carbon charge program, one lesson about equity has started to become evident: with every potential program design, a case can be made for and against how equitable it is.
With this survey, we will understand more about how the funding is being used at school level, how we can use it more effectively and how equitable it is.
Osby told the board that the revamped examination of applicants "will be fair, it will be equitable, it will be accountable".
Today, wealth distribution in the United States is significantly less equitable than it was three decades ago.
"The CDF was always a short-term fix and ultimately not sustainable or equitable as it was established," said Christopher Twelves, professor of clinical cancer pharmacology and oncology at the University of Leeds.
While the modern workplace is significantly more equitable than it was a generation or two ago, the data underscores that we still have a long way to go before men and women alike have an equal chance to succeed at work, let alone earn the same for equal work.
However, we cannot affirm that the selection process was perfectly equitable, as it was very restrictive due to the limited budget available and the State's lack of engagement in this matter.
For all our current problems, we live in a country that is indisputably more just and equitable today than it was 50, 100, or 150 years ago.
Kansas operates its education budget under a court ruling dictating that funding among all its schools must be adequate (they must be given enough money to operate) and equitable (it must be shared fairly).
"We needed something where the space felt equitable, even if it was not," Ms. Arenstein said.
