Sentence examples for really equitable from inspiring English sources

Co. v. I. Rokeach & Sons, Inc. (1941), which comes close to taking a fiduciary duty view of contractual obligations, seeking "the really equitable solution" as opposed to "a limited rule of good faith" (p. 150).

S/he's done an outstanding job being really fair and equitable".

They are not going to have the time or sentiment to spend time worrying about whether the police stations actually get built and the jobs that flow out of there are really distributed in an equitable way – that they really rebuild the city, and do not necessarily go to the same old folks who always get city business.

The European insurance invasion began in 1991, when France's Axa picked up Equitable, and has really gained momentum lately.

Unfortunately, he seems incapable of understanding that what the nation really needs is cooperation and an equitable tax structure!

If we soak the "1 percent" but do nothing to win them over to the cause of making our country more equitable, can that victory really last?

And they had this moment where they really could have made it more equitable for people, because these banks were taking false documents, false evidence, and using it in court cases to kick people out of their homes.

But Trump may be the crisis needed to shake us from this addiction and open the door for the transition to the sustainable, equitable, and prosperous world we really want.

"It's really important that there is a fair and equitable opportunity for candidates to perform at their best," says Ross Anderson, a registered psychologist with Chandler MacLeod.

Being in Manhattan forces you to think spatially much more build equitable relationships with your neighbors, respect the history, and really work your square footage.

(Registered Nurse, Hospital, Nyeri) If you compare what you are really doing and the returns, you find that they are not equitable.