Sentence examples for equitable shares of from inspiring English sources

Advocates say the region is deprived of equitable shares of resources, jobs, educational opportunities and other benefits.

"In other words, an international agreement will only reflect the political realities in the major economies, not define them". You might find an implicit criticism therein of the UN climate process, which is posited on the idea of a negotiated agreement in which countries first agree the scale of the problem and then assign themselves fair, equitable shares of pain incurred in its solution.

The enforced and equitable sharing of TV moneys.

Gene Russianoff of the Straphangers Campaign, a nonprofit riders' advocate, suggests a more equitable sharing of costs.

Iraq's Parliament has yet to approve a law to ensure an equitable sharing of oil revenues.

The obvious retort is that I should just not take the deduction and pay my equitable share of taxes.

The International Convention on Biological Diversity, which came out of the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro in 1992, commits countries to equitable sharing of some of the benefits derived from biological resources.

International agreements, including the Convention on Biodiversity, seek to address the sustainability of bioprospecting and the equitable sharing of benefits with indigenous peoples.

The United States currently accounts for almost 70% of Nato defence spending, and has rightly called for a more equitable sharing of the burden.

They were looking for a more equitable share of money from the £1.5bn business, in which the spoils are shared mostly by the bigger teams.

Nonetheless, the 100-page report found that at the Secretariat, 12 countries, led by Russia, the Philippines, Chile, Thailand and Pakistan, filled more than their equitable share of positions.