Given the likelihood of each woman winning her riding, I highly doubt that we'll land anywhere near equitable representation amongst the city's ridings.
The gap is smaller -- though still nowhere near equitable -- for Asian-American women, whose lifetime wage difference compared to white men totals $365,440.
During the past 20 years, UHC has risen on the health policy agenda across the region, but apart from Cuba and Brazil with their tax-based schemes, Costa Rica remains the only country with effective and equitable near universal health coverage based on social health insurance.
Smith, meanwhile, spends much of his time these days trying to persuade artists that increasing the price of their top tickets to near the point where supply meets demand is not greedy but equitable for their fans.
It's but one selection from a sheaf of available possibilities, and not anywhere near the most responsive, equitable or fructifying among them.
I don't of course mean the socialism of Marxist dogma which the Party has never espoused, but rather the conviction that the state can come somewhere near to creating an equitable society: the socialism that - as was often said - owed more to Methodism than to Marxism.
Equitable was near bankruptcy when axa bought it in 1991, but last year it earned more than 15% on equity.
Sri Lanka has near-universal, gender-equitable access to primary education, with approximately 4 million students in 10,000 schools along with a primary school net enrollment rate of 99.4% for males and 99.9% for females [ 19- 22].
In 2015 only 41 black and minority ethnic MPs – 6% – were elected, when there should be nearer 100 for a more equitable representation.
A lottery does nothing to ensure that the people who work in our neighborhood will be able to send their child to a school near their job; a fair and equitable admission policy does take this into consideration and benefits both child and parents.
As the deadline for the Millennium Development Goals draws near, the aim of achieving universal and equitable access to quality health care remains in sharp contrast to the reality of daunting and persistent service gaps across the world.
