Sentence examples for recognition of equity from inspiring English sources

White has written scholarly articles on the relationship between the political executive and the military, and the recognition of equity as a general principle of law by "civilised nations".

South Africa's reformed water laws include explicit recognition of equity needs.

The principle of separating alpha and beta investments was introduced by Dalio in 1990 and gained the recognition of other equity managers beginning in the year 2000.

They should have both recognition and equity of access to NHS (England) resource.

My definition of equity is recognition, acceptance, and pursuit of initiatives designed to remedy the historic and systematic disenfranchisement of African Americans and other historically disenfranchised groups.

Governments have intervened in health care markets in most developed countries in recognition of market failures and equity and distributional considerations.

They are also based on recognition of the importance of achieving equity and accountability in communication between stakeholders, involving equitable representation of three or more stakeholder groups and their views.

It also meant there was some degree of recognition of the importance of health equity and the NSW health system's commitment to it as a value informing health service planning and delivery [ 54].

Research frequently shows that the poorest members of society often fail to benefit from health care and social welfare programmes (Castro-Leal et al. 2000; Gwatkin 2000; World Bank 2004a, b), a result of which is increasing recognition of the need to evaluate equity (Wagstaff 2001a; Yazbeck et al. 2005).

Instead, according to the Institute, "it indicates a climate in which respect, equity, and positive recognition of differences are all cultivated".

Furthermore, a widely perceived positive effect was the reduction of disease and, to a lesser extent, recognition that equity had been improved at the population level.