Sentence examples for equitable to do from inspiring English sources

A person who is injured while in a danger area unlawfully cannot make any legal claim for it, though compensation may be awarded if a compensation board thinks it is equitable to do so.

"They know it's the equitable thing to do," he said.

And splitting leave equally between the two parents of a child is the obvious and equitable way to do that.

The equitable way to do this would be with another survey, sent to three million motorists, asking questions about real driving misbehavior, the kinds of things we all do.

I'm sure there are folks who are going to look at what is the right and equitable thing to do".

A mansion tax may or may not be a proper and equitable thing to do, but it isn't going to raise anything like enough money.

Contraction and convergence does seem to be the most equitable way to do it on paper, but, sadly, self-interest tends to trump appeals for the common good at such negotiations.

A postdoc association representative at one southwestern institution explained that her college decided the equitable thing to do was "to eliminate retirement, vacation and sick-leave benefits to all postdoctoral fellows in the institute".

Giving adoptees access to their own vital birth certificates is the fair and equitable thing to do in a nation that prides itself on upholding human and civil rights, and it is also the safer, kinder and more private way to protect birth parents allowing what are personal and family matters to remain private.

Most states assume that dividing the property equally in a divorce is the fair and equitable thing to do.

Judges shall have the right, at their discretion, to change the rules of a competition while it is running if it appears to them that it would be equitable or appropriate to do so, including the extension of the closing date whereupon there will be an announcement of any such extension at the first reasonable opportunity.