In addition to developing resource-allocation plans, establishing facilities, hiring and training staff, and recruiting families and children, systems must be developed to promote quality services and equitable access to them.
"What got me interested in urban planning was the idea that we could design cities to be inherently walkable and in doing so make them more equitable to people," says Braga.
They thought it was equitable to share in the decision-making with others who were sales reps like them.
"My part is equitable to her part, which is equitable to Laura's part, which is equitable to Shailene's and Zoe's".
Based on some specific examples, it is shown that it is the Academy's science, even with its dramatic progression during this period, is the most prepared for the embodiment of the idea of integrating information and data using the SDI tools, and of ensuring broad, equitable and free access to them.
I listened and learned and earned their trust and we managed to find fair and equitable solutions to every issue important to them.
Yes, our children love us, even with our shortcomings, but how can we say we love them unconditionally when we allow, yes allow, many public schools to deny them equitable access to educational opportunities because of the color of their skin or zip code thus treating them less than human.
You can leverage that fact by finding out what they want – and selling it to them at a fair and equitable price.
Statutes of limitations have some flexibility to them and are sometimes subject to "equitable tolling," allowing courts to temper formalism with fairness.
"It is also the opportunity for them to gain equitable access to basic social services so they can attain a dignified way of living, always respecting their cultures and traditions".
