Sentence examples for more equitable in from inspiring English sources

Things appear more equitable in production facilities and factories.

Compared with Kazakhstan's last presidential election — which Mr. Nazarbayev won with 91 percent of the votes, with a turnout of 76.7 percent — the observers said state-controlled media were more equitable in granting air time to Mr. Nazarbayev's opponents.

In doing so, we have been able to expand the notion of voice in ways that are more equitable in that they include key aspects of nonverbal communication.

Thus, here too a possible explanation for the pattern of relations is that education is more equitable in countries with less economic inequity.

While things were more equitable in the first season, there have been times when either Blair or Serena has stolen the plot limelight.

Making fertility preservation a standard part of cancer treatment will help to make care more equitable in general, and less reliant on a doctor's personal judgment about someone's ability to pay. .

Such dedicated advocacy should contribute to reducing the time gap between the development of new vaccines and the formulation of policies enabling their introduction in African countries, as well as contributing to more equitable increase in immunisation coverage in our continent.

And a recent study by Deirdre Pfeiffer, a professor of urban planning, suggests that racial minorities encounter "more equitable" conditions in newly built suburbs than in cities.

All rural and urban areas in Nicaragua included in this study were on track to reach MDG4, but social stratification in child survival showed different patterns; unfavorable patterns with increasing inequity in the peri-urban rural zone and a more equitable development in the urban as well as the poor and remote rural area.

"This legislation will put a more equitable system in place".

We hope the jury will side with the cattle producers and begin a return to more equitable competition in the cattle industry.