| Expenses are allocated based on a fixed and variable basis to ensure equitability. |
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| In terms of equitability and self-worth Via Verde does more than just aim to provide decent housing that fits noiselessly into its neighborhood. |
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| It is important to discuss equitability and fairness, which should not depend on the number of countries in each group. |
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| It greatly enhances the predictability, transparency and equitability of local government finances. |
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| The criterion of fairness and equitability refers to the specific quality of both the negotiation process and the actual benefit sharing itself. |
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| The Commission agrees to review its guidelines to ensure their effectiveness in promoting consistency and equitability. |
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| To date, our efforts have been focused on the equitability of the current NPF funding distribution methodology. |
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| In fact, when we talk about equitability, I do not think I share the view of the member for Vancouver Quadra. |
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| This was not resolved until 1984 when it was agreed to modify the budget design mechanisms so as to ensure greater equitability in the distribution of financial burdens. |
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| Through this process, it was possible to determine the equitability of distribution by the government and the inadequacies that still persisted in schools. |
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| But quite frankly, equitability is not the same as equality. |
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| A Shannon index was calculated to quantify the equitability of the abundances of faunal groups. |
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| So I think there's an equitability there already. |
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| We expected that the Centre would have developed a costing methodology based on the following generally accepted criteria: cause and effect, equitability, reliability, representativeness of actual efforts, and replicability. |
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| These agreements will facilitate the relevant procedures in practice and solve any problems surrounding the equitability of transplantation systems. |
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| Economic equitability minimizes possible tribal tensions that come as result of lack of fair sharing of public's resource. |
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| We must re-examine and rewrite the policy to make it more fair and equitable, enabling front-line officers to apply the values of fairness and equitability. |
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| The principles that give meaning to the concept of equitability need to be articulated and serve as a foundation for the deliberations of each working group. |
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| The Steering Committee will expand on the concept of equitability. |
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| Contribute to the improvement of routine immunisation services and to assure the equitability of the services offer through to a peripheral level. |
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| The requirement for more equitable access to Morale and Welfare Programs was endorsed by the Base and Wings Commanders who pointed out that equitability does not mean equality, sameness, or identicalness. |
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| Would you really want to be among the minority shouldering the duties of safety, when everyone else is free-riding, so to speak, on your equitability and acting selfishly? |
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| He was throughout his life deeply committed to the ideals of freedom and equitability, but equally he detested the infringement of systems – however benign and altruistic they might claim to be – upon individualism. |
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| The rising wealth of the nation's richest taxpayers will most likely intensify debate among tax and policy analysts about the equitability of the tax code, which analysts say favors the ultrawealthy. |
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| Democracy, human rights, equitability should all be non-negotiable. |
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| This early and affirmative awareness of equitability and fairness observed through her father's union activity soon manifested itself into action. |
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| I have always prided myself on fairness and equitability in all things. |
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