Sentence examples for equitably plan from inspiring English sources

It should also respond to health workers' claims fairly and equitably, plan for their career advancement and create free avenues for voicing and participation in the decision-making process.

The government and its decentralized organs should be accountable to create conducive working and living environments, respond to health workers' financial claims fairly and equitably, plan for their career advancement and create a free avenue for voicing and sharing concerns with the management.

A far more pressing concern for New York is how great a share of Medicaid payments the federal government will pick up, and whether New York and other states that have long maintained more generous Medicaid eligibility will be treated equitably under the plan.

A triage plan will equitably provide every person the opportunity to survive but cannot guarantee either treatment or survival [ 8].

"The idea is that men and women must equitably share the responsibility of planning or spacing the birth of children," a ministry spokesperson says.

The most equitably distributed interventions were family planning, exclusive breastfeeding, and immunizations.

Studies have shown that health facilities offering family planning are not equitably distributed throughout the country [ 3].

Bankruptcy in America is a collective process, where creditors of a distressed company or municipality come together under court oversight and negotiate a plan to share the losses equitably, for the sake of the greater good.

But in the long run, the real payoff will come only if Congress can assemble a prescription drug plan that provides a permanent, equitably determined benefit while controlling costs.

At home, Mr. Mbeki faces his own land reform issues -- much of the nation's best land is still owned by a tiny, wealthy white minority, and Mr. Mbeki has pledged to come up with a plan to distribute land more equitably.

And this weekend, Hungarian voters overwhelmingly said no to an EU plan to resettle refugees more equitably across the continent.