Sentence examples for equity question from inspiring English sources

Another persistent concern, he said, was "the old equity question" of whether people who "are absolutely terrified of touching the mail" should still be forced to do so.

Of the respondents answering the Equity question, 284 out of 338 received equity, or 84%.

"It would be great if the community thought about the creation of affordable housing in their community," said Nan Roman, executive director of the National Alliance to End Homelessness in Washington, D.C. Privatizing homeless services also raises an equity question: Many Southern California neighborhoods with larger homeless populations can't raise money as easily.

In the often fierce debate among environmentalists over responses to climate change, Shellenberger, Nordhaus, and their co-signatories have, to their credit, championed global equity, questioned received wisdom, and convened diverse, contentious gatherings.

While there are still many equity questions to answer, we are making great strides forward.

This article in the Chronicle of Higher Education, As Endowment Manager Turn to Private Equity, Questions Arise is a start in the right direction.

The planning committee designed 14 catalytic questions about national health research systems, based on the conceptual framework, to assess whether countries had accepted the importance of priority setting at the national level, and the extent to which their responses consider health equity (questions available from the corresponding author).

The pay-equity question could hardly have been better designed for him.

A provision in the stimulus bill — Title XV, Section 14005, part d, sub-part 2, to be exact — uses the clout of more than $50 billion in emergency aid to state educational systems to return to the teacher-equity question and force states to develop awareness and reform programs.

''For a company that makes that kind of money not to pay taxes raises serious tax-equity questions," said Jon Coupal, president of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association.

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