Sentence examples for has been equitable from inspiring English sources

Assuming that the orthopedists have a primary right to be located where they are, and do not require redistribution themselves, we would like to determine if the expansion of judo therapy in Japan since 1998 has been equitable between urban and rural areas, rather than concentrating in the urban areas where orthopedists have already been established.

Second, given that the PL and CHW interventions were designed to offer different treatment intensity levels, comparing the two interventions may not have been equitable.

"She really does not want to jeopardize the plan, nor does she want to offend the court, which has been very equitable," Mr. Arre said.

Teaching and Learning Environment: BTL classrooms have been shown to be child-friendly as a result of observing the learning environment is inclusive of children of diverse backgrounds; enrolments and participation in BTL schools surpasses that of non-BTL schools; participation of boys and girls has been active, equitable, and was tailored to meet specified needs.

29 We assumed no differences in median survival for diagnosed coronary heart disease because treatment uptake has been shown to be equitable.

But based on the new amenities, it has been a rather equitable exchange.

China's HDI is reduced by 23% and India's by 30%, which suggests that the former's rapid development has been the more equitable.

That's now beginning to come through, but you could argue that this has been a more equitable recovery than we've had in previous times because more people have got into work more quickly which is actually spreading the benefit of a growing economy widely.

A new cooperative watershed management methodology has been designed for developing equitable and efficient Best Management Practices (BMPs) with participation of all main stakeholders.

Making the school system more equitable has been a running theme in this year's mayoral election, with candidates attacking Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for the lack of diversity in gifted programs as well as at the city's elite public high schools.

The equitable servitude has been of great importance in land development in Anglo-American jurisdictions.