Sentence examples for equitable operation from inspiring English sources

The PBOT will conduct an evaluation of the program and survey Portlanders to determine whether scooters are compatible with the safe, efficient and equitable operation of Portland's transportation system, the department said.

The operational performance of this recent technology is investigated experimentally, leading to an appropriate simulation model which – together with other component models – is further used in the frame of a design tool for equitable planning, as well for developing reasonable operation strategies of hydrogen storage based small energy systems.

And this is where Keynes' ideas on the necessity of direct state participation in shaping the operations of capitalism and ensuring an equitable economic system is of utmost importance.

As British and American troops swept through Italian regions in their drives northward, Lieutenant Colonel Poletti would follow, overseeing restoration of water supplies, transport and electricity and seeking to provide equitable food supplies in the face of widespread black-market operations.

A cancer surgeon at Barts Health NHS Trust, Ahmed said before the operation that he believed the approach could make healthcare more equitable, improving the training of surgeons worldwide.

The variables used to model the transmission network operation have to be meaningful to the power system operator as well as to the economical parties; the action rules followed by the power system operator to enforce network security have to be carefully designed to be equitable and non-discriminatory.

The objectives of development co-operation (including climate finance) could be folded into a single definition such as: "the promotion of sustainable development, with particular concern for poverty eradication, equitable resource management, human rights, and global stability", rebranding it as sustainable development co-operation, or SDC.

Lastly, there was a desire to lift gender questions to a higher level (e.g., co-operation with a centre for gender in order to achieve a more long-term equitable telephone healthcare).

There is an increasing recognition that strong and effective health systems that are evidence-informed in their operations are necessary to achieve continued improvement in health outcomes in an efficient and equitable manner [ 1, 2].

Results from the CSC study provide some promising evidence of the relevance and importance of engaging communities for social accountability to enhance equitable access, quality and coverage for healthcare, and offer support to the management oversight of health facility operations especially in fragile contexts.

That's not equitable".