Sentence examples for sounds equitable from inspiring English sources

None of it sounds equitable or rational.

But if the promises sounded equitable in theory, in practice they have been far from fair.

It said investment in agricultural science had decreased and more sustainable, environmentally sound and equitable ways to produce food were needed.

And data protection for a select elite doesn't sound very equitable.

Finally, he described corruption as a major barrier to sound and equitable development.

Yet, with sound and equitable policies and investments, Houston and Southeast Texas can emerge stronger and better prepared while respecting the restraints imposed by the region's unique geography.

Some of the initiatives sounded positive and equitable.

This might sound all very equitable, and in U.N. procedural terms, no doubt it is.

For a moment it all sounded rather democratic and equitable: Barclays is a public limited company, it's not owned by one of the private equity firms which are currently taking a bashing in the press.

The moral imperative to Inspirare -- breathe life into an internationally binding climate agreement that was just, socially equitable, environmentally sound was universal.

After decades, the city finally has an equitable and environmentally sound solid waste management plan.