Sentence examples for equitable resources from inspiring English sources

"These rule changes will make every senator relevant and effective so he or she can pass legislation and have equitable resources for their district in the future".

EQUITABLE RESOURCES INC., Pittsburgh, owner of a natural gas utility, agreed to sell its exploration business in the Gulf of Mexico, to the Westport Oil and Gas Co., Denver, for $50 million and a stake in the closely held company.

The solution to this problem — which regrettably is unlikely because of how education funding works — is to create national standards for graduating high school and provide equitable resources for all schools across the country.

There is broad consensus around investing more heavily in community schools, delivering equitable resources to chronically underserved schools and reducing the role of standardized tests in high-stakes decision-making.

They provide equitable resources, including quality teachers; assure strong and consistent leadership; and support and monitor the progress of standards implementation.

A Morgan State University student activist group became a familiar collection of faces in the fight for equitable resources for Maryland's historically black colleges and universities.

The anarchy in the Central African Republic has made it difficult to effect the kind of equitable resource allocation that PALF advocates, let alone the careful wildlife management that Kahumbu describes.

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.

Generating such scientific evidence is important in light of today's donor organ crisis and the associated difficulties of equitable resource allocation.

After the overthrow of the Emperor regime in 1974, the Socialist government (1974 1991) that viewed cooperatives as a key instrument to build a socialist economy pursued the cooperative agenda more aggressively to ensure equitable resource mobilization and distribution in the country (Emana 2009).

Optimization models are developed to determine the most effective and equitable resource allocations from the initiative given a target reduction in obesity rate or a set budget, while determining the optimal subsidy these agencies should offer to food retailers to incentivize operation in certain counties.