Sentence examples for most equitable one from inspiring English sources

The examples show that our allocation approach is the most equitable one compared with other existing approaches.

Though the judges were unresponsive, More's brief tenure of office has been described as a "magisterial performance" (Guy 1980: 93), and it naturally invites comparison with Utopian legal practice where the most obvious interpretation is the most equitable one (CU: 197).

According to the study, Guatemala is the country with the widest disparity, and Venezuela the most equitable one.

Japan has been argued to be one of the most equitable one-tiered (solely private) health systems in the world [ 3, 73].

Let governments start to compete based on which ones can create the most equitable economic systems, rather than which ones can cut taxes the most.

London's deputy mayor for planning Jules Pipe, who launched the event at Richard Rogers' offices in the Cheesegrater, said the it chimed with mayor Sadiq Khan's aims to make London one of the most equitable cities in the world.

However, so long as policy makers restrict themselves to supply side competition between hospitals, and resist the temptation to dabble in demand side competition between health insurance plans, my bet is that the NHS will remain one of the most equitable health systems in the world and an institution of which we can all be proud.

They point out that the highly respected Commonwealth Fund, an American thinktank, has rated the NHS as one of the most equitable and cost-effective health systems in the world, "but this status will be put at risk if we don't fund it adequately".

0) No     Yes,   1) some for <1%   2) indirect for 1 10%   3) indirect for >10%   4) explicit/direct for 1 10%   5) explicit/direct for >10% Despite living in one of world's most equitable societies, many women in Sweden can still be considered disadvantaged and vulnerable.

Despite living in one of the world's most equitable societies, many women in Sweden can still be considered disadvantaged and vulnerable.

"That would be the most equitable way to resolve this," he said.