Sentence examples for equitably reflect from inspiring English sources

The goal is to create or alter existing Wikipedia pages to more equitably reflect those contributions.

When the next major student-life issue arose the restructuring of graduate residence hall rents to more equitably reflect differences among rooms the Graduate Student Council (GSC) was invited to help address it.

The holistic initiative is concerned with not only improving the physical condition of the city, but ensuring that any improvements will equitably reflect the needs of Berkeley’s diverse population.

The holistic initiative is concerned with not only improving the physical condition of the city, but ensuring that any improvements will equitably reflect the needs of Berkeley's diverse population.

But others question the epidemiologic rationale, sustainability, absorptive capacity, accountability, and opportunity costs associated with huge vertical appropriations, particularly in light of virtually flat-lined or proportionately declining appropriations in investments that equitably reflect epidemiological priorities.

An employer may convert these fractions to their hourly equivalent so long as the conversion equitably reflects the employee's total normally scheduled hours.

Crikey reported that the NSW Greens believed their share of federal resources was insufficient, asking its national council ahead of the 2016 election to re-examine "the current Australian Greens campaign budget to ensure it equitably reflects NSW priorities".

4. Equity: the equity attribute explores whether health care is being provided impartially, fairly, and equitably, and reflects the extent to which the health care institution has achieved and has been able to maintain an equitable supply of comparable health care across demographic groups, regions, urban and rural areas, and so on.

Strategies should reflect this understanding, particularly by equitably distributing conservation's costs.

For health systems to function equitably towards universal coverage, financing allocations should reflect the three dimensions of coverage; the depth, breadth, and proportion of health cost covered [ 12].

Simonarson also raised the issue of equitably distributing crowdfunded aid, since such platforms can have biases that reflect the societies that use them.