Sentence examples for equity established from inspiring English sources

Place and Hume argued that repeal would leave the trade and employers' associations equal in status and that, with their legal equity established, it would no longer be necessary for the trade associations to exercise the right to bargain with employers.

Hiring, in particular, is more of a challenge in a new company than in a large enterprise with years of brand equity, established culture and specialized roles.

Yet despite these impressive gains, or perhaps because of them, insufficient attention has been paid to whether patterns of progress meet the criteria for non-discrimination and equity established by the Convention.

Equity: Establish to what extent the project promoted equitable access to education and learning.

As a high-profile investor in tech businesses, he was co-founder of Elevation Partners, a private equity firm established with U2 frontman Paul Bonoo" Hewson, the very embodiment of the 80s' uneasy mixture of profit and philanthropy.

- Huasheng Capital, a private equity fund established by China Renaissance Partners, has led a RMB6 billion (US$926 million) series B round in Lianjia, a Chinese O2O (online-to-offline) real estate agency service provider.

The founder and chairman of Time Equities, Francis J. Greenburger, established the company's Art in Buildings program in 2000.

According to Z-Ben Advisors, a research and consulting firm, the biggest of these, CDB Capital, a private-equity fund established only in 2009, has raised 40 billion yuan ($6.3 billion) and has a target of 60 billion yuan.Some of these official investors have brought in foreign partners, including big private-equity firms such as Blackstone, Carlyle and TPG.

Instead of following a set curriculum, players tailor their studies to include areas they want to know more about, such as real estate investment, private equity, or establishing sports academies.

The right brand-celebrity partnership can be a very successful tool in building brand equity and establishing believable connections with consumers.

Ms. Clark noted that such programmes promote equity by establishing a "floor" to keep vulnerable families out of extreme poverty and provide for their most essential health, nutrition and education needs.