Sentence examples for will equitably from inspiring English sources

Pope Francis prays for systems that provide financial services and facilitate commercial transactions that will equitably advance human well-being, promote the common good and make the protection of our common home, the earth, a top priority.

A triage plan will equitably provide every person the opportunity to survive but cannot guarantee either treatment or survival [ 8].

Trying now to appear as someone who will act equitably to all, Senator Ashcroft was not man enough to admit that he had opposed Mr. Hormel because of his sexual orientation.

"At this time of great promise for the Big East Conference, it is especially heartening to me to present you with a facility that will so equitably serve the St . Johns community while allowing us to maintain our rightful and traditional place as a cornerstone" of the conference.

But appointments further down will be "equitably" shared - so there will not be a one-for-one handout of jobs across the country.

But officials have revised their formulas and expect state dollars will be equitably distributed by the 2016-17 school year.

But trade comes with no assurances that the spoils will be shared equitably.

But if a decentralized system promises speed and flexibility, it does little to assure that all donations will be distributed equitably, relief officials acknowledge.

In another, they promise to enforce a requirement of the education law that their state's most effective teachers will be assigned equitably to all students, rich and poor.

Here are some of the issues he needs to address: • There is still no law guaranteeing that Iraq's oil revenue will be shared equitably among Shiites, Sunnis (whose areas have the least oil) and Kurds.

The €460 million in cuts will be applied "equitably," he says.