Sentence examples for to an equitable level from inspiring English sources

The Lib Dems say they will commission work to update the analysis of the Holtham Commission and - after the update - "we will then seek [my emphasis] to increase the Welsh block grant to an equitable level".

They need reparations and retribution because it's only fair… In this capitalist society that we live in, we need to use that system to bring others up to an equitable level.

As a second example, plots 2 and 3 show that reducing breast cancer funding alone to an equitable level would provide more funding that could be used to raise several of these underfunded cancers up to parity.

Reducing the funding for leukemia research to an equitable level with regard to YLL (from 11.70% of funding to 6.81%) would free more than enough resources to raise bladder and uterine cancer funding to equitable levels with regard to YLL (0.9% to 2.96% and 0.56% to 2.35% respectively), therefore creating a better overall distribution of funding relative to the societal burden measured by YLL.

"We continue to work closely with Wast and LHBs to ensure there is an equitable level of ambulance service provision across Wales".

By state law, nonpublic schools are guaranteed an "equitable" level of health and welfare services compared with their public school counterparts.

Similarly, the New York State Board of Regents concluded last year that an extra $6 billion a year would be required to bring school spending up to a "fair and equitable level".

We simply cannot extend a more equitable level of benefits to our national staff because it would cost too much, our funding is restricted and we have to spend our money on our core business.

Surely there is a more equitable level that would be acceptable to all parties; truly reduce the deficit, increase jobs in the United States, and allow U.S. corporations to remain globally competitive?

We've come to an equitable deal, a fair deal".

With no specific outcome yet predictable, the day begins with the general term "coalition" dominating the map and a far more equitable level of interest in the politicians and parties.