Sentence examples for name of equity from inspiring English sources

In the name of equity and decency surely participants in community development program should treated in a similar manner?

Yet these same voices insist that, in the name of equity, any new permanent members should have the same veto powers as the original five.

In England, where the government has declined to follow Washington's lead in waiving victims' income taxes, families are pleading with American officials to increase their awards in the name of equity with their American counterparts.

When I was in hospital, about to go home, I was offered a care package that would have means-tested our joint incomes out of existence, reducing us to living at benefit level, making work more or less pointless - all in the name of equity.

Now it is justified in the name of equity.

While globalization systematically widens the gap between rich and poor, attempting in the name of equity to globalize the American standard of living is a fool's errand.

It also requires a paper trail of measurements and procedures, officials said, to ensure that local decisions are fair and based on predictable outcomes, so that something like the purchase of one air-conditioner does not open the door to questions of bias, or claims that every poor family is entitled, in the name of fairness or social equity, to cooler air at state expense.

All this is done in the name of gender equity.

Land was confiscated from white farmers in the name of social equity but much of it went to senior members of the ruling Zanu-PF party.

And in the name of both equity and investor security, why not back up these bonds with a special fund established through a tax on financial transactions and another on those with the greatest wealth?

These sweeping government interventions, breaking down traditional rules in the name of egalitarian fairness and equity and 'we're all in this together' communitarianism, hardly made society 'great' to conservative hierarchists or individualists, who prefer a world in which there is less of a role for government, not more.