The president of Glasgow University student union, Christopher Sibbald, said: "It seems inequitable that students from Northern Ireland, Wales and England could get places here with lower marks.
"It just seemed inequitable that he should be denied a full life, just because of money".
We felt that this process would be unethical and training patients for a service that they would not receive seemed inequitable.
It is true that the Tri-State acreage expanded as the result of Warren Act contracts and that a demand on natural flow to supply that aggregate acreage on its face seems inequitable in relation to canals junior to Tri-State which have no storage rights.
In some cases the Nash solution seems inequitable because it is based on a balance of threats the possibility that no agreement will be reached, so that both players will suffer losses rather than a "fair" outcome.
Although solutions to variable-sum games have been defined in a number of different ways, they sometimes seem inequitable or are not enforceable.
"While that result might seem inequitable to some, this Court is not the proper forum for policy objections to mandatory arbitration clauses in online adhesion contracts," Cooper added.
Dread, meanwhile, draws on associations with uncontrollable, catastrophic and fatal consequences; involuntary risks that seem inequitable, carrying dangers for future generations.
Many people are stung by AMT in bizarre ways, making AMT seem inequitable.
Kavounas said several parts of the utility may seem inequitable, but they are the best decision for customers as a whole.
"Although the absence of benefits makes postdocs more affordable for principal investigators (PIs)," says Eckardt, "academic institutions use postdocs as a major part of their workforce, and they actually perform much of the work, so it seems somewhat inequitable that postdocs are ineligible for the benefits assigned to university faculty and employees," she says.
