Sentence examples for equitably resolve from inspiring English sources

Last June Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist said the inability of the courts to promptly and equitably resolve asbestos injury claims "cries out" for a legislative solution of some kind.

A non-authoritarian "mayordomo" administers the resource equitably, resolves conflicts, and guards the overall integrity of the structure before passing the baton to someone else and rotating the role of facilitator.

Trained campus officials, who understand the dynamics of sexual violence, will promptly and equitably investigate and resolve all complaints.

I have every confidence in N.Y.U.'s ability to resolve this matter equitably".

This problem must be resolved promptly and equitably.

But in Chaplin's case, which was superficially almost identical, the judges unanimously decided the British courts had resolved competing rights equitably.

One interest involves the desire for an orderly legal system that resolves claims promptly, efficiently, and equitably, while another involves the desire for the resolution of substantive legal claims and individual justice.

FCA US intends to work with the incoming administration to present its case and resolve this matter fairly and equitably and to assure the EPA and FCA US customers that the company's diesel-powered vehicles meet all applicable regulatory requirements.

Prophet Muhammad's pact, for example, could serve as a light to resolving the present Palestinian-Israeli conflict; it lays the guiding principle that resources must be shared equitably between nations and that attacking innocent civilians is unacceptable.

"But does it share wealth more equitably?

Serious solutions share the costs equitably.