Sentence examples for or equitable from inspiring English sources

Until we do, HIV prevention and treatment will not be accessible or equitable for all.

Like them, Benjamin is not a revolutionary; he doesn't want to make a new, more free or equitable society.

"Australia does not have a coherent or equitable policy framework and service delivery platform for children and their families in the early years," the Mitchell Institute report says.

"The CDF was always a short-term fix and ultimately not sustainable or equitable as it was established," said Christopher Twelves, professor of clinical cancer pharmacology and oncology at the University of Leeds.

We need to stop pretending that business can thrive without a healthy planet or equitable society, or that we can build a prosperous world without the skills, tools, resources and innovation that business provides.

Whereas common-law courts had considered B to be the full owner, equity courts viewed him as merely the nominal owner and considered C the true, or "equitable," owner and rendered judgments on that basis.

Whether we wish to halt global diseases, counter terrorism, weapons proliferation, fundamentalist thinking, or promote equitable development, economic enterprise, or the environment, we need to cooperate, even if we can't work out all our differences.

7 Every country has a unique health system characterised by the political climate and role of the government (eg, liberal, socialist; laissez-faire or interventionist) and the values they espouse (ie, more or less equitable), the model of financing (eg, taxes or private insurances) and its history.

This does not mean that government or laws were equitable or just, and there is plenty of evidence to indicate they were not, but they were at least systematic.

Statements such as "we need to boost demand" rarely carry caveats saying that demand (and the resulting consumption) should be "sustainable", or should take note of ecological concerns, or be equitable.

Say that the practical issues could all be worked out, and domestic partnerships could be made more or less equitable.