Sentence examples for equity dimension from inspiring English sources

There is also an equity dimension.

So there's an ethical and equity dimension in the whole thing, which I think as human beings we just can't ignore.

Results suggest that U.S. built-environment indicators do not robustly track local progress toward sustainability, confirm deficiencies in the equity dimension, and provide recommendations that allow communities in the U.S. and internationally to more successfully track their local progress toward sustainability goals.

The analysis of the legal implications reported that the two technologies under assessment could be considered super-imposable in their measurement considering the indication of use for all the surgical procedures and for all the categories of patients, and the presence of authorisations of use. Figure 3 reported the evaluators' perception concerning the equity dimension.

Indicators on the equity dimension were relatively scarce and all received very low scores in the evaluation.

The answers among evaluators were most similar for the indicators of the equity dimension, which received the lowest average score.

My research focuses on the environmental and equity dimensions of intensive food production systems, and the food security dimensions of low-input systems.

4) Equity dimensions Climate change is having, and will have, strongly differential effects on people within and between countries and regions, on this generation and future generations, and on human societies and the natural world.

The story above makes clear the need to simultaneously: 1) halt future prospecting for fossil fuel reserves to avoid future stranded assets; 2) scale up our investment in renewable energy technologies so that we can get off coal powered electricity as soon as possible; 3) seriously consider the equity dimensions of stranded assets.

Consequently, consumers continually purchase high-priced chocolate brands that originated from Europe because country-of-origin image has a significant impact on brand equity dimensions and brand equity (Mohd Yasin et al. 2007).

Woven throughout the Encyclical is attention to the social and equity dimensions of water, coupled with a deep concern for the poor.