Sentence examples for equitable over time from inspiring English sources

Table 2 shows the G ( N p ) and f 1%% ( N p ) for each cohort group, which like the citation inequality counterparts G ( C ˜ ) and f 1%% ( C ˜ ), suggests that productivity inequality is also becoming more equitable over time.

Nevertheless, both funding sources became more equitable over time as shown by the lower CI over time even though the magnitude of change may be relatively small.

"People change over time.

In our view, a translation system should be: accurate, cost effective and sustainable; flexible and able to evolve over time; equitable i.e. it meets the needs of all (or most) global users; not burdensome to users that supply information and/or interface with the system; and able to generate output that is open and accessible to all.

Oz said that, while the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians is between "right and right" — between two legitimate claims demanding a decent and equitable divorce — what has been lost over time is the desperate conditions that preceded Israel's founding.

Future efforts should be directed toward scaling-up evidence-based interventions to improve adolescent sexual and reproductive health in low- and middle-income countries, sustain the impacts over time, and ensure equitable outcomes.

A recent IMF staff discussion note shows that as societies become more equitable, economic growth is more sustainable over time.

Indeed, a recent IMF staff discussion note by Andrew Berg and Jonathan Ostry shows that as societies become more equitable, economic growth is more sustainable over time.

"A recent IMF staff discussion note shows that as societies become more equitable, economic growth is more sustainable over time," said Mr. Lake, speaking on Wednesday at the 'Sustainable Development in an Unequal World' side event.

OT = Over-time.

Trust and respect between all parties, built over time, are essential [ 11, 14- 19] for an equitable, collaborative partnership [ 9]; these require sustained contact, preferably including face-to-face meetings.