Sentence examples for most equitably from inspiring English sources

Wyoming has the most equitably distributed income.

In the United States the most popular sport is American football, in which wealth and players are most equitably distributed.

Instead of across-the-board public service cuts (whether 7% or 10%), cut the big hugely costly projects which clearly cannot now be afforded (and were not fit for purpose anyway) – Trident replacement, ID cards, and massive government IT schemes that regularly break down and often leak disastrously – and for the rest cast the burden where it can most equitably be shouldered.

Their tasks are the same: to help frame the issues and problems that receive attention; to formulate and implement projects, programs, and policies responsive to individual and group needs; and to work with and for various communities in allocating economic and physical resources most efficiently and most equitably.

The period of "following signals that a gold standard would have created," called the Great Moderation under President Clinton, was one of the most equitably prosperous in modern American history.

In Sierra Leone, health workers in the NGO/FBO sector are most equitably distributed.

Partnerships with urban poor Local authorities and communities will need to coordinate efforts so that limited resources are used most efficiently and equitably.

Applying rigorous analysis to survey data in other settings will contribute to bringing out better evidence on what types of programs perform most effectively and equitably in different contexts.

Evan Liddiard, senior tax policy adviser to Sen. Orrin G. Hatch, R-Utah, noted Thursday during a Grant Thornton tax briefing that Congress considered providing relief for 2008, but decided it would be too complicated to do so equitably, since most taxpayers have already taken their 2008 payouts.

It has to ensure that the poorest and most marginalised children are equitably reached, and their voices are heard.

In the greatly expanded ERD6-like subfamily, however, gene representation is apportioned more equitably with most genes ranging between 3% and 10% of the total EST database representation.