Sentence examples for has to be equitable from inspiring English sources

"Policy reform has to be equitable, affordable and transformative".

All we are saying is if you want to have a competitive sport it has to be equitable and sustainable.

"In emergency care, in order to be efficient, you have to be equitable," Dr. Hsia said.

"And it would have to be equitable, depending on the popularity of the artists".

Although the new policy calls on the United States to "lead in the enhancement of security, stability and responsible behavior in space," it also says that any resulting arms treaties would have to be equitable, verifiable and enhance the security interests of the United States and its allies.

The world is learning that growth has to be more equitable and sustainable.

"I think the tax system has to be more equitable," Mr. Qureshi said at a meeting in Belgium.

With respect to Diarrhoea and ARI interventions it has to be noted that an equitable condition demands that those with a higher burden of illness receive more of the treatment according to their need.

Growth has to be high, robust, sustainable, inclusive and equitable.

What's important is to have an equitable system, everyone has to be in it; that is, you have to pool risk over everybody.

"It has to be environmentally sound, and there has to be an equitable distribution," Mr. Paulsen said.