For reasons of equity as well as economic advantage, hukou reform has become urgent.
Congress was right — for reasons of equity and of fiscal sanity — to pass a bill that would at least begin to remove some of the subsidies.
Mr. Feinberg has also made it clear that while there is no statutory cap on payouts, awards greatly in excess of $4.5 million will be relatively rare, partly for reasons of equity.
A section in the recently vetoed tax-cut bill would have allowed the IRS to waive the 60-day requirement for reasons of "equity or good conscience," for example, in cases of "casualty, disaster, or other events beyond the reasonable control' of the taxpayer.
In spite of the depopulation of rural areas, a minimum number of doctors must be maintained there for reasons of equity.
If we accept the premise that CCTs are overall of benefit to patients and the advancement of cancer care, then they should, in theory, be offered to all eligible patients for reasons of equity.
It is vital that robust levels of recruitment take place amongst certain underrepresented groups [ 72], especially as these are groups most likely to experience large burdens of ill health [ 69]; indeed, representative recruitment is now mandated in the US for reasons of equity as well as scientific integrity [ 73].
"It's something that is always under review - it's such an important and crucial part of the set-up of Premier Rugby for all the reasons of fairness and equity and level playing fields and also financial sustainability".
Bill Wulf put it extremely well a decade ago: Sure, we need to be more inclusive for reasons of social equity: Groups that are currently underrepresented should have the opportunity to participate in this field.
You are in a minority here in America and, I imagine, everywhere else where people do not have the economic mentality of a prissy, doddering rentier.DAVID SCHIERChicagoSIR It is refreshing to hear a voice of reason during this mania of equity levitation.
