Sentence examples for more equitable since from inspiring English sources

The new system is far more equitable, since it is cheaper than a car-based system and facilitates social inclusion of previously marginalised people (disabled, elderly, people without a drivers licence, etc).. Consequently, the better the system of provision (service and infrastructure), the more people will increase their modal share for bicycles.

It may also be argued that having one global price is more equitable since every country pays the same price (although alternatively it may be argued that such a pricing policy is inequitable because it does not recognize the lower ability of poorer countries to pay).

Public sector jobs tended to offer women more equitable working conditions in general, since pay scales are set strictly according to education level and years on the job and hence women are less likely to be discriminated against.

Even among wealthy taxpayers, it would be more equitable than the current system since only some of the wealthy pay preferential rates, while others whose income derives from salaries pay close to the stated rates.

Second, despite accounts of female subordination (eg, "You find that females…are not able to voice their opinions better than the males…Males more often than not voice out valid opinions"), the relationship appeared more equitable: "…there were no major challenges, since we were a team, me and the baby's father".

Why not raise the gas tax, one of the lowest in the nation, since it would be more equitable to all drivers, and penalize large, polluting cars like Hummers?

Since then, there have been two major developments, neither looking much more equitable than the old system.

And they produce more equitable societies.

Ownership must become more equitable".

People want a more equitable world.

He believed it to be more equitable.