Sentence examples for were equitable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Marked by or having equity.
If tax policies were equitable and the budget and programs were discussed honestly, that sort of remark would be recognized as blasphemy, because this country is, or should be, the people's country.
This does not mean that government or laws were equitable or just, and there is plenty of evidence to indicate they were not, but they were at least systematic.
The results indicate that, in both cities and villages, the health care financing channels of private health insurance and OOP payments were equitable, whereas the financing channel of taxes was not.
Parental females of each species from which recipient pupae were derived were assayed by PCR for the presence of any known coccinellid sex ratio distorting bacteria (see below) and offspring sex ratios were recorded to ensure that they were equitable in the generation prior to injection.
Not that she feels that's equitable.
But these allocations must be equitable.
We're not being equitable with those remaining behind".
"Policy reform has to be equitable, affordable and transformative".
"But in a cut time, you want the cuts to be equitable.
"And it would have to be equitable, depending on the popularity of the artists".
-- then certainly it is equitable to support comparable expenditures for elite intellectual talents.
