Sentence examples for its equitable from inspiring English sources

So the court provided, under what it termed its "equitable powers," that in certifying final returns, Katherine Harris, the Florida secretary of state, could ignore returns filed after next Monday morning, because including them could "preclude a candidate from contesting the certification or preclude Florida's voters from participating fully in the federal electoral process".

Instead, it resorted to its "equitable powers" to prescribe new standards and deadlines, suspend mandatory enforcement mechanisms, and curtail the discretion conferred on the state executive by the legislature.

The court's ruling was precise in its reasoning as to how it would use its "equitable powers" to resolve ambiguities and conflicts in the law in favor of the citizens, noting "that the will of the electors supersedes any technical statutory requirements".

It in particular exercised its equitable powers in favor of the petitioner, in order to facilitate meeting the Dec. 12 deadline, while still being able to have electoral contest.

We are closer than ever to closing the final gap on this challenge and we will solve it with equally pioneering efforts focused on managing water resources and its equitable allocation to the poorest among us.

All socialists had to do was to ensure its equitable distribution.

It compounded that manifest overreaching by overriding its own "equitable" deadlines, created two weeks ago, as well as the Legislature's carefully wrought timetable.

Therefore, following that fine piece of reasoning, post hoc, ergo propter hoc, it will continue to do so, with the redistributed population alone assuring its more equitable distribution.

The court invoked its standard equitable powers to ensure the counting of all lawfully cast votes while allowing adequate time to satisfy Florida's contest provisions and federal electoral college deadlines.

Supporters of such land-value taxation suggest it could ultimately replace traditional taxes as the source of public revenue, thus increasing the capacity of the economy to generate wealth, as well as ensuring its more equitable distribution.

By eliminating its free option, the company hopes to make its pricing more equitable for all of its institutional partners so that everyone is paying the same price.