The recent publication of a report on adolescent health services by the National Research Council and the Institute of Medicine that recommends the development of new systems for providing services that are accessible, acceptable, appropriate, effective, and equitable, makes empirical information particularly timely [ 16].
Namibia has experienced sustained economic growth since gaining independence in 1990, which has placed the country into the category of upper-middle income countries', but this growth has not been equitable – making the country one of the most unequal in the world.
While the overall representation of Pashtuns, Afghanistan's largest ethnic group, in the army is equitable — they make up about 42 percent of the population and roughly the same percentage of the army — the vast majority come from a few northeastern provinces.
In this respect, the Condé administration was trying to bring mining into line with the more equitable deals made by the oil-and-gas industry.
We found that in 72% of trials Proposers made equitable offers, a percentage very similar to humans that make equitable offers (76%).
Nothing would please this organization more than to see the United States return to a commitment to make equitable compromises.
Yet it turns out that the individual school effect is much less here in the UK than in many other, often more successful and equitable countries which make lighter demands in terms of accountability.
Kevin Smith, a Labor Department spokesman, said he had not seen the suit but the department had sought over the last several months to make "equitable and generous offers to the union".
They can take action to make equitable and sustainable access to clean water for the nearly 800 million men, women and children who don't have it, and improving sanitation for the 2.5 billion without even the most basic services, a reality.
Using photos as memory tools can improve dementia patients' social interactions and make equitable conversations more possible, according to research.
