Today, wealth distribution in the United States is significantly less equitable than it was three decades ago.
While the modern workplace is significantly more equitable than it was a generation or two ago, the data underscores that we still have a long way to go before men and women alike have an equal chance to succeed at work, let alone earn the same for equal work.
A recent review of the UNICEF ACSD (Accelerated Child Survival and Development) in Mali showed that where both the intervention and comparison areas showed marked social gradients before the program was implemented in 2001, five years later access to antenatal care was significantly more equitable in districts with ACSD than in other districts.
Where state law makes it tricky for them to seize property and hang on to it, they seize significantly more via "equitable sharing", according to Marian Williams and Jeff Holcomb of Appalachian State University and Tomislav Kovandzic of the University of Texas, Dallas.
This could significantly contribute toward ensuring equitable availability of maternal healthcare services in the state.
Our goals are to provide an equitable environment for all, and to significantly increase the percentage of underrepresented students and faculty in our department as soon as possible.
It was only with the help of Paynter that the NCB succeeded in introducing a more rational and equitable pay structure, which, in turn, significantly reduced the number of disputes.
Meanwhile, Thailand has significantly dented the narcotics trade by balancing tough enforcement with equitable and farsighted economic policies.
"The fact that we will ensure equitable representation in the committee on tax matters significantly increases the role the developing world will be able to play, [but] I wouldn't say any one of us is jubilant.
As one of the two principal common law courts along with the Common Pleas, the King's Bench's jurisdiction and caseload was significantly challenged by the rise of the Court of Chancery and equitable doctrines in the 15th and 16th centuries.
He used the recession to hit the reset button, replacing an arcane and blatantly unfair formula with a streamlined and equitable distribution: a certain amount of funding per student, and significantly extra for those who are poor, in foster care or not fluent in English — in other words, students who need extra help.
