Sentence examples for is a more equitable from inspiring English sources

Personally, I think our system of first-to-invent is a more equitable system.

If my aim is a more equitable and just society -- one that reflects Jesus' ideals -- then of course I'll use the voting booth to help bring it about.

But what we need from these tours is a more equitable distribution of funds between the host country and the Lions.

Principals say that recognizing multiple valedictorians reduces pressure and competition among students, and is a more equitable way to honor achievement, particularly when No. 1 and No. 5 may be separated by only the smallest fraction of a grade from sophomore science.

What we do need is a more equitable distribution of resources so that kids can stay close to the relationships and resources that they need to thrive.

A deficit reduction plan that relies on both spending cuts and revenues is a more equitable and fiscally appropriate approach to getting our country back on sound economic footing.

It's a more equitable system for everyone".

This, it is maintained, would be a more equitable way of financing local government.

The result, say experts, will be a more equitable society for all.

Considering that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is a taxpayer-subsidized entity, shouldn't there be a more equitable distribution of service?

Mr. Klein is a leading testing proponent for everything from grading schools to rating teachers, and he predicted that a citywide test would be a more equitable solution.