Sentence examples for equitably allocated from inspiring English sources

Ms. Brown said that money and other resources of the Cancer Information Service were not "equitably allocated" among the 19 regions, which have populations ranging from 1.2 million in Hawaii to 22.7 million in Texas and Oklahoma.

How would those funds be equitably allocated to the states?

This revaluation adjusted property values to market prices, ensuring that taxes are equitably allocated.

Another question asks: "What would happen to the Trust Fund that accrued while the [federal] system was in surplus?... How would those funds be equitably allocated to the states?" (The full list of questions is below).

Food stores were more equitably allocated in non-urban neighbourhoods.

To ensure that disadvantaged communities are reached and that resources are equitably allocated during an influenza pandemic, preparedness plans can and should involve community-based providers and organizations that are familiar with vulnerable groups.

The United States should develop a system for these refugees, much like Europe is now doing for Syrians, to equitably allocate people who are fleeing harm throughout this continent — including sending them to safer countries in Latin America, to Canada and to the United States.

In essence, there were two groups of critics: those who wanted to do away with the association's amateur model and those who emphasized the need for player unionization as a way to more equitably allocate the huge amounts of money generated by college sports.

If the total amount of funds applied for under this subsection by eligible counties in a State exceeds the amount of funds available to the State, the State shall equitably allocate the funds among the eligible counties that apply for funds.

Once the airline decides what is best for its individual aircraft, considering their business needs as well as actual demand (airlines can already track all aircraft in flight), capacity, weather, etc., it would electronically pass its requested RTA to the ATC system acting as the "Honest Broker" to equitably allocate access.

Besides building an air or water filter and a hydraulic elevator or water-pressure lift, students interested in the class next semester will also have to design and construct a structural support system and engineer a new "tenting" system for equitably allocating slots in the infamous Krzyzewskiville.