Sentence examples for or equitably from inspiring English sources

Even the baby-sitting doesn't seem to work well or equitably.

But would an avocado from Chile, Peru or the Dominican Republic automatically be more sustainable or equitably produced?

That is, we want energy that is plentiful, cheap, sustainable (if not renewable), clean (relatively), safe (again, relatively), predictable, and broadly or equitably accessible.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 - As the flu crisis stretched into its third week, complaints are building across the country that health officials are failing to distribute the remaining vaccine supply quickly or equitably.

If, instead, they merely develop ad hoc, as is currently the case in most of Europe, they cannot possibly be delivered efficiently or equitably.

In one corner is the forecast, which says that the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are not being progressed fast enough, or equitably enough.

"We must overcome remaining challenges if we want that all An Giang children, irrespective of whether they live in Tinh Bien District or Long Xuyen City, whether they are Kinh, Khmer or Cham, equitably realise their rights as children and grow into healthy and productive members of Vietnamese society", Ms. Sylwander concluded.

The cuts have to be spread more or less equitably among as many groups as possible.

Nor have they been able convincingly to show how any give tax program will: (a) deliver the environmental benefits desired (e.g., an 80% plus reduction in emissions by 2050) or (b) equitably recycle the resulting taxes to the public.

You must restore Israel's stature among the community of nations as a true democracy that treats all of its citizens, regardless of sect, ethnicity, or religion, equitably rather than engage in discriminatory policies that will only erode Israel's standing.

Then, species evenness, or how equitably abundance is distributed among species within a community, was demonstrated to positively influence productivity [22].