Sentence examples for equitable plan from inspiring English sources

Owler said the AMA's "fairer and more equitable" plan would not deliver the $3.5bn over five years that the government had sought because it was "a health policy, not an economic policy".

It seems that Ryan has cooked up a pretty good way to create Panem, from THE HUNGER GAMES, but not necessarily achieve an equitable plan for America.

And I imagine they all have some idea of a fairly equitable plan where there's a guest worker program, and the people who are guest workers have certain rights and responsibilities.

You learn the basics of "relationshiptiva" (yes, I made up that word): How to deal with sexual etiquette, mundane everyday things, scheduling, and appropriate meetings with close friends, and some equitable plan for who's supposed to pay for dinner or wash the dishes this time.

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.

Good local information about vaccination rates and associated variables is important to allow effective and equitable planning of services.

The pattern of variables related to vaccination varies between and within districts; effective and equitable planning of vaccination services will differ between districts, based on evidence of this sort.

We believe this is a responsible, equitable compensation plan balancing the interests and expectations of our employees, shareholders and regulators.

This is an exciting step forward, and together with our public and private partners, we will continue to lead the way in creating a safe, reliable and equitable mobility plan for Boston's residents," city mayor Martin J. Walsh said in a statement.

And so a fair and equitable rationing plan designed to benefit the whole at the cost of minimal individual conformation failed because the administrative cost of enforcing individual compliance effaced the advantage [ 6].

However, the term "equitable" in planning leads to different interpretations [46].