Sentence examples for sense of equitable from inspiring English sources

"We have to bring a greater sense of equitable treatment," he said.

Bartenders also complain that, unlike people holding out at a table, diners at a bar have no equitable sense of time.

This is attributed to the confounding of selfishness motive and sense of fairness, since an equitable proposal may itself reflect a motive to prevent rejection of an unfair offer by a fair-minded responder.

In this sense, the friendliness in teaching attitudes is also supported by the feature of equitable learning communities in a social constructivist approach (Beck and Kosnik 2006).

Climate change is not suddenly bringing about an era of equitable distribution.

The movie's ending is highly compatible with Minow's view of equitable shareholder relations.

"It is a remarkable result which shows the power of equitable international partnerships and flexibility.

In 1980, divorce law was reformed again to introduce the principle of "equitable distribution".

Finally, sustainable agriculture is discussed in terms of equitable development goals.

Lack of equitable standards.

Equitable and accessible health services form a key component of equitable health outcomes.