Sentence examples for equitable model from inspiring English sources

This would be an eminently more equitable model.

It's also reasonable to expect that our relatively small music industry and historical spirit of consensus among the different actors in the music industry should show the way to a more sustainable and equitable model".

Structured headache services based in primary care [37] would be an efficient, effective, affordable and equitable model for Nepal, likely to be cost-saving [4].

Join us in opposing fast track so we can create a new, more equitable model of trade that protects our environment and jobs, safeguards our communities and establishes the U.S. as a leader in responsible trade.

The method is also generalisable to other population sub-groups who experience health disadvantage, and for whom an equitable model of health service delivery can be identified.

Although the example of Australia's Indigenous population has been used, the technique could be generalized to other minority groups who experience health disadvantage and for whom an equitable model of health service delivery is available.

Emergency assistance as a lever for structural change--An emergency program may provide unique opportunities to change obsolete structures in society and to create new and more equitable models of development.

However, what makes Kindred Capital stand out from most seed investors or other size VC firms, is its so-called "equitable venture" model that sees every founder it backs get carry in the fund.

The Tube Factory is not only the focal point of an equitable gentrification model, which is important for the economically depressed city of Indianapolis, it's also a bastion of inclusiveness in the state.

The Tube Factory is not only the focal point of an equitable gentrification model, which is important for the economically depressed city of Indianapolis, it's also a bastion of inclusiveness in the state.

In addition, this shift leads to a more equitable growth model, and has the potential to better allocate resources, and income generation and redistribution, helping a rising middle class to accumulate assets.