Sentence examples for make it more equitable from inspiring English sources

"We should make it more equitable.

Mondale feels that the tax system should be reformed to make it more equitable.

However, it is a regressive tax, despite numerous attempts to make it more equitable.

Professor Cohen demonstrates that the new health care law will reduce "rationing" and make it more equitable.

She said that in talking to the SEC and other conference officials, she found disparities in when leagues reported potential violations to the N.C.A.A. "I recognize people are doing it differently, and we need to examine whether we try to make it more equitable across the board," Roe Lach said.

"We're trying to make it more equitable," Moran said.

And they had this moment where they really could have made it more equitable for people, because these banks were taking false documents, false evidence, and using it in court cases to kick people out of their homes.

Obama, instead of modifying No Child Left Behind and making it more equitable, gave out waivers and then implemented his cash-driven program aimed not at children and teachers in the classroom, but at administrators and consultants and template designers.

Ed Miliband, Labour's leader for now, but perhaps not for much longer had promised radical reform to British capitalism, to make it more productive and equitable.

A transformation of individual mobility is achieved by improving public transport and making it more accessible, comfortable, safer and more equitable.

At its heart is the argument that if we take the imperative to rapidly build a post-carbon economy seriously, we have a once-in-a-century chance to transform our economy to make it far more equitable, so that it works for many more people.