Sentence examples for equitably so from inspiring English sources

Open the world more equitably so we all may walk freely.

In most democracies, airtime for campaigning is not for sale; it is allocated equitably, so that all voices can be heard.

He believed that the land in Britain should be shared equitably, so that all could own a couple of acres in order to be able to sustain themselves.

"We have to invest early, so that children are primed for lifelong learning; invest equitably, so that education's huge dividends reach those who need them most; and invest in quality education, so that children leave school with the skills they need to succeed in work and life".

If you're having rings specially made up, leave plenty of time and be prepared to get to learn more than you ever cared to know about gold and the origins of it (as in, whether or not it has been sourced equitably and so forth).

But it must do so equitably.

An expensive and cold one where no one comes looking and where people leave their doors unlocked because wealth is distributed so equitably.

"At this time of great promise for the Big East Conference, it is especially heartening to me to present you with a facility that will so equitably serve the St . Johns community while allowing us to maintain our rightful and traditional place as a cornerstone" of the conference.

But appointments further down will be "equitably" shared - so there will not be a one-for-one handout of jobs across the country.

Evan Liddiard, senior tax policy adviser to Sen. Orrin G. Hatch, R-Utah, noted Thursday during a Grant Thornton tax briefing that Congress considered providing relief for 2008, but decided it would be too complicated to do so equitably, since most taxpayers have already taken their 2008 payouts.

And in a time of rising inequality, to do so equitably and fairly is even tougher.