Sentence examples for equitably by from inspiring English sources

What work remains will either be divided equitably, by the reduction of working hours and lives, or inequitably.

Two-thirds of blacks, for example, said blacks were treated less equitably by the police, a view shared by only a quarter of whites.

Blind people have the right to be treated equitably by companies, and not just the right to take their business elsewhere.

Civilians have replaced military rule, but have not kept promises to share the land's oil and mineral wealth equitably by ending corruption.

Services like universal childcare and higher education will need to be paid for equitably by those recipients who can afford it.

So it is high time that the balance was redressed and some of the limelight shared around a little more equitably by focusing on the remarkable events of the following year and the Caledonian joy that was the 1966-67 season.

Technologies that are designed equitably, driven by real need, and applied in a way that genuinely empowers users is a central concern for NGOs.

He went on: 'I find it quite extraordinary that this grant-maintained scheme, the great failure of the Tory government, the thing they cannot bribe or bully schools into taking over... why we should prop it up seems absolutely beyond understanding.' Mr Blunkett addressed all three points, saying every school would be equitably funded by need not status.

But officials have revised their formulas and expect state dollars will be equitably distributed by the 2016-17 school year.

It's a sign of how hazy all this is in business that the moral vision is based on whether shareholders own companies or whether the wealth gets more equitably shared by workers, communities, customers or Uncle Joe: that is between two competing ideas, dressed up in moral robes, about who gets the loot and who calls the shots.

Recognition that health care services are not equally or equitably accessible by all has started to drive policy making in palliative care [ 16].