Sentence examples for equitably balanced from inspiring English sources
In each of these investment arrangements, local Barbadian lawyers would need to assist with ensuring that the best interests of investors and of local citizens and health workers alike were equitably balanced in an expanded medical tourism sector.
Against his objections, the US dollar was made the global currency, and Keynes' foresighted idea for a new institution to more equitably balance the interests of creditor and debtor countries was rejected.
The ISEE outputs can be readily visualised and interpreted providing urban planners with parcel level information to aid their decisions on how to equitably balance demand and supply for urban facilities and services.
The idea of sustainability extends CSR by focusing organizations and researchers on the need to equitably balance environmental and social concerns with economic concerns – a balance rarely really existing in CSR discussions which continue to privilege economic concerns, and to a much lesser extent social concerns.
Heads of department can allocate activities equitably, ensure balanced workloads and identify capacity issues before they become critical.
Second, we wish to find a distributed technique to equitably load-balance among the machines while also taking into consideration the amount of inter-machine communication, the latter reflecting the risk of rollback.
However, while a democratic social contract portrays itself as a product of mutual agreement in which rights and responsibilities are fairly balanced, a critical perspective warns that this is not necessarily a "magic formula" [ 14] equitably serving all members of society [ 8, 10, 15- 17].
We do not know whether bond strength promotes the development of balanced grooming relationships within dyads over time or if baboons and chimpanzees preferentially invest in long-term relationships with partners who groom them equitably.
