Sentence examples for the equitable use from inspiring English sources
To spread best practice, ensure probity and the equitable use of public funds, and to ensure transparency and accountability locally, we need a devolved schools system.
Instead, constructive legal ambiguity informs the political willingness of countries to shoulder the equitable use responsibilities the WHA resolution envisions.
UNICEF's programme on HIV aims to achieve the equitable use of proven HIV prevention and treatment interventions for children, pregnant women and adolescents in Zimbabwe.
In theory, therefore, the NHS model in Scotland provides no barriers to the equitable use of health services, based on need.
Aldo Leopold's unique vision joined science and art as essential partners in achieving the viable and equitable use of landscape.
Yet this success also depends to a great extent upon the effective and equitable use of both wild and improved agricultural biological diversity, which constitutes an indispensable input to the entire range of modern plant-breeding science, and will likely play a growingly important role to tackle the challenges of climate change and population growth.
Affirmative action also assures the fair and equitable use of tax dollars for public education.
"To make the most effective and equitable use of this resource for the public good, cities and other government entities should invest in the personnel and equipment — hardware and software — to make it universally accessible.
To support equitable use, the Lab has implemented a scheduling system to help distribute access as much as possible.
To support equitable use, the DFL has implemented a scheduling system to help distribute Laser Cutting access as much as possible over the Graduate and Undergraduate student groups.
In recent decades, however, seed conservation and sharing efforts have been hampered at times by concerns about biopiracy, as nations have negotiated numerous international treaties and agreements that regulate the collection, movement, and equitable use of seeds and other genetic resources.
