Sentence examples for equitable laws from inspiring English sources

Yale Law School has started a China Law Center, which conducts workshops for Chinese legislators and legal scholars in hopes of helping to establish more equitable laws.

When told publicly, such narratives may give rise to more equitable laws.

Winger publishes analysis, statistics and legal information while supporting more equitable laws allowing access to the ballot for minor parties.

For example, Lourdes Benería argues that economic development in the Global South depends in large part on improved reproductive rights, gender equitable laws on ownership and inheritance, and policies that are sensitive to the proportion of women in the informal economy.

An effective judicial system for the equitable enforcement of those fair and just laws.

But Mr Netanyahu would be able to argue in court that he is trying to pass more equitable new laws.

And, once equitable distribution laws -- which forced the higher-earning spouse to share the wealth equitably -- were passed in the 80's, there was no longer any financial penalty for divorce.

Kate's lawyer conveyed to her that a legal remedy was unlikely: that were she to take the case to court, given the equitable distribution laws, she might end up paying Max more and she would certainly pay steep legal fees as well.

These equitable distribution laws view marriage as an economic enterprise or partnership and demand that "marital property" be distributed fairly (but not necessarily equally) between the spouses upon divorce.

Our political leaders, be it Duncan, Holder, or Obama, need to do more to demand that income is more equitable and laws protect our citizens equally.

Although we still don't have fair and equitable sampling laws for songwriters or rights-holders, both of the former verdicts were hailed as steps in the right direction, recognizing nuances of the art and practice that have historically been ignored.