Sentence examples for should equitably from inspiring English sources

Places with the look and feel of Avenue Victor Hugo, if interpreted in context, illustrate successful attributes of urban public spaces, and help define the infrastructure and services that cities should equitably provide.

To ease tensions between the communities, the constitution of 1926 provided that each should be equitably represented in public offices.

While the larger and more encompassing definitions of STEM allow for more flexibility with the contextual aspects of STEM, this also has raised concerns regarding the extent to which the four disciplines are or should be equitably represented within the larger construct of STEM (English 2015).

Schools should be equitably funded, teachers should be cherished and unions should be appreciated for their historic role in resisting the drift toward plutocracy.

Since such a study would require a large investment of public money, states the report, it is only reasonable and fair that the benefits should be equitably distributed among the population.

Surely allocating work more equitably should be part of any change.

At issue is net neutrality, the idea that all data on the internet should be treated equitably, regardless of content or provenance.

He believed that the land in Britain should be shared equitably, so that all could own a couple of acres in order to be able to sustain themselves.

Having campaigned on his belief that economic pain should be shared equitably — even before the global financial crisis erupted in its full fury — Mr. Bos is now trying to spread his vision of how to rein in executive pay and bonuses just as the issue has risen to the top of the global agenda.

We are, in effect, told that a system that aims to meet certain needs should treat people equitably in addressing those needs, but we are not told that a system that is fair to people should perforce meet certain health needs.

Anybody who suggests that the nation's wealth should be more equitably spread around is drowned in demagoguery.