"The simple observation that kids can be cruel is not action," he added, "it is an excuse, an inequitable pardon for those whose actions led to us being here today and an excuse for not teaching our children well".
If, for example, I infer that my partner is a 'fair person', this summarises an expectation: that they will avoid actions leading to inequitable returns for all involved – finding such actions aversive.
It barely needs noting that Argentina, Indonesia, and South Africa are highly stratified and grossly inequitable nations.
Such differences in care/treatment and outcomes translate into health disparities, many of which are considered unjust (inequitable) and modifiable through social action.
The court held that such an action "was for an inequitable purposes, contrary to established principles of corporate democracy".
It has called for action on tackling the inequitable distribution of power, money, and resources by placing responsibility for health and health equity at the highest level of government; fair financing, strengthening public finance and fairly allocating government resources; promoting gender equity; promoting political empowerment and good governance.
"And although the policy of allowing some shareholders to have more than one space while others are placed on a waiting list is inequitable, the courts will not interfere with the actions of the board without a showing that the board has breached its fiduciary duty to the cooperative".
In the sentence immediately after the one in which he excoriates the government for its "unduly harsh treatment of A.I.G.," he writes, "The question is not whether this treatment was inequitable or unfair, but whether the Government's actions created a legal right of recovery for AIG's shareholders".
As an employment attorney, I hear stories of illegal terminations, inequitable lay-offs, bogus restructurings, unscrupulous retaliation, and other actions that violate federal and state laws.
