Sentence examples for in equitable ways from inspiring English sources

Inclusion is providing access to information and social support in equitable ways.

These are likely to be among the reasons for insufficient progress made to date, as interventions rarely reach all population groups in equitable ways.

The difficult choices for government are not in deciding where, or how much to retreat, but rather in finding equitable ways to relocate and, perhaps, compensating those affected for their financial losses and personal sacrifices.

To redistribute the national pie in more equitable ways is not a bad aim.

The flux surrounding white identity has also mobilized droves of young white people to begin understanding the set pieces of American prosperity as the product of privilege, and of systems that can be reshaped in more equitable ways.

Here, Okin seems to presuppose that power is a resource that is unequally and unjustly distributed between men and women; hence, one of the goals of feminism would be to redistribute this resource in more equitable ways.

Physical learning environment Teaching and learning processes Teacher quality Curriculum School readiness outcomes Leadership Parent and community participation These components were selected because they play vital roles in improving the quality of ECE services in the region in an equitable way.

The definition of quality in early childhood education comprises seven fundamental components: Physical learning environment Teaching and learning processes Teacher quality Curriculum School readiness outcomes Leadership Parent and community participation These components were selected because they play vital roles in improving the quality of ECE services in the region in an equitable way.

Without congestion pricing, the public can expect to pay in other, less equitable ways: additional taxes, higher fares, reduced transit service or all of the above.

Let's hold individuals to account, but let's make sure the we respond in proportional and equitable ways, and without the sense of Victorian prudery that our society both upholds and makes a mockery of.

"Yet we have to agree there are real needs, and a better system needs to be established to make sure people get help in an equitable way and not in a partisan way".