Sentence examples for issue of equitably from inspiring English sources

Simonarson also raised the issue of equitably distributing crowdfunded aid, since such platforms can have biases that reflect the societies that use them.

In 1973, the then United States President, Jimmy Carter, addressed the issue of declining petroleum resources and increasing automobile traffic by the institution of a rationing plan that mandated decreasing consumption fairly and equitably across the entire population of consumers.

The third issue is to equitably deal with this loss from the world insurance perspective.

Consideration of the underlying mechanisms and ways to equitably address the issues of intervention and treatment of comorbid mental-physical conditions in these populations is ongoing [ 30, 31].

With the financial crisis of 2008, however, the term "crisis" became synonymous with Europe and challenged its ability to manage issues effectively and equitably among member states.

A focused program over the last 10 years could have addressed these issues efficiently and equitably.

The agency said it had been doing its best to "distribute a finite amount of resources equitably".

In small places, everyone knows each other and it is easier to share the pain of reform equitably.

When the next major student-life issue arose the restructuring of graduate residence hall rents to more equitably reflect differences among rooms the Graduate Student Council (GSC) was invited to help address it.

More than that, we should be part of a university that treats all of its staff equitably, including support services.

We will now have the ability to compensate all of our employees equitably, competitively, and professionally".