Sentence examples similar to judge equitably from inspiring English sources

It would be applied more equitably by judges and juries.

Judges are ruling more equitably, advocates say, and the national police have created a special unit to focus on family issues.

The development of a society, rich or poor, can be judged by the health of its population, how equitably health is distributed across the social spectrum, and the degree of protection provided to people who are disadvantaged by illness.

But in Chaplin's case, which was superficially almost identical, the judges unanimously decided the British courts had resolved competing rights equitably.

The judge noted that the bankruptcy code requires that the court treat all parties fairly and equitably and that this standard was intended to disperse the burden of saving a company and to ensure that debtors did not seek reorganization on the backs of retirees.

Treat everyone equitably.

He added: "Every time an Iranian judge issues a death sentence for a child offender like Ebrahimi, he should remember he is flagrantly violating his legal responsibilities to administer justice fairly and equitably".

"Every time an Iranian judge issues a death sentence for a child offender like Ebrahimi, he should remember he is in flagrantly violating his legal responsibilities to administer justice fairly and equitably," said HRW's Joe Stork.

Serious solutions share the costs equitably.

"But does it share wealth more equitably?

And it makes practical sense because the international deeds and misdeeds of governments are more equitably dealt with through state-to-state negotiations than by hauling one country's officials in front of the judges and juries of another.