Sentence examples for grounds of equity from inspiring English sources

"It's justified on the grounds of equity and efficiency," Dr. Chernick said of the 0.45percentt commuter tax.

Elsewhere in the public sector, the retirement age is 60.Mr Sarkozy has said that he will end these exorbitant privileges, on grounds of "equity".

The report says: "We recommend on the grounds of equity, affordability and intergenerational fairness that at least some of the extra revenue to pay for the largescale improvements that we seek should come from the group that will be among the biggest beneficiaries of the changes, namely the older generation and particularly its more affluent members".

On grounds of equity, an 'ideal' situation is one where health status is the main determinant of treatment choice and hence of variation.

On grounds of equity, it is appropriate that the severity of the complaint is related to the number of physical therapy treatment sessions.

The case for making palliative care available for people with dementia has been made on the grounds of equity, need and on the basis that adopting a palliative approach would improve the quality of care available to people with dementia; throughout their journey [ 5].

"To single out Semenya on the grounds of fairness and equity is simply ludicrous.

The case for climate policy is frequently made on the grounds of "intragenerational equity"; intragenerational equity is also critical.

Workers' claims to ownership should be rejected on grounds of social equity: the industrial workforce represents only 30% of the labour force and 15% of the population.

"How many forest fires do you have to have before you realize the government isn't protecting the land?" Mr. Norquist also objects to conservation easements on grounds of social equity.

There might well be very good reasons, on grounds of social equity, to minimize the income gap between the rich and the poor, but Geithner and Obama are not making the case for the elimination of the tax breaks on these grounds.