Sentence examples for equitable or not from inspiring English sources

But whether the congestion charge is perceived to be equitable or not depends to a large extent on how the revenues from pricing are spent.

However, the value of the concentration index does not denote whether a health care financing system is equitable or not, for it does not take the household income (ATP) into consideration.

Some reasons can be that the increased economic resources are not distributed in an equitable way or not used in the best possible way.

Polman responded: "It's very difficult to have legitimacy as a company if the same people that you're trying to serve feel that the system is not equitable to them or not just.

Others expressed concerns that "the money to finance the law is neither equitable or adequate," blaming not only Washington but also state and local governments for the underfinancing, he said.

The US is really starting to cotton on that the way they do things is not right, it's not equitable or sustainable for people.

It's not fair, equitable, or even moral, but you don't let that stop you!

Those two great men struggled against regimes that, while not equitable or unprejudiced, had a genuine respect for human life and a commitment to the rule of law and basic moral tenets.

He said: "It is not equitable or affordable in the current climate to offer a unique entitlement of free transport to parents and children of a certain religion, which is not made available to others.

That we have a reservoir of American jurists capable of asserting the centrality of careful and equitable reasoning — not merely, or, these days, especially, on the Supreme Court but throughout the land — and of making clear decisions by clear majorities, is heartening here, as it was heartening in the recent case of the refugee ban.

Unless people's vulnerability is systematically addressed, progress will not be equitable or sustainable, said the head of the UNDP, Helen Clark.