Sentence examples for more equitable the from inspiring English sources
Besides making property taxes more equitable, the town is hoping through revaluation to avoid or at least reduce costly legal challenges to its tax assessments, Mr. Morabito said.
To make taxes imposed on its members more equitable, the mir assumed communal control of the community's arable land and periodically redistributed it among the households, according to their sizes (from 1720).
"As well as making the scheme fairer and more equitable, the government's changes will improve the sustainability of the scheme with taxpayers to benefit by $150m over the next decade," Birmingham said.
In 2004, in an attempt to create more choices for parents beyond the large neighborhood high schools that were seen as dumping grounds, and while trying to make the process more equitable, the Education Department instituted an elaborate process to match students and schools.
In France, while it would no doubt have been better to devise a system that was less complex and more equitable, the most important questions concern its efficiency.
By spreading risks among the whole population, the plan would be more equitable (at the moment, individual insurance policies can be bankrupted by an accident).
Nevertheless, with respect to individual achievement in science, we have provided evidence that the system became more equitable over the period 1970-1995.
A cancer surgeon at Barts Health NHS Trust, Ahmed said before the operation that he believed the approach could make healthcare more equitable, improving the training of surgeons worldwide.
The NHS has become more equitable during the period of targets, patient choice and hospital competition.
Those who favor a return to the draft do so under the misconception that it would be more equitable than the current methods of selecting soldiers to fight in Iraq.
Last year, the legislature in Massachusetts, which had some of the country's most antiquated alimony laws, passed without opposition a measure to rewrite the laws and make them more equitable, following the recommendations of a special commission.
