Men from wealth, education are 'more gender equitable' Each region was ranked on the Gender Equitable Men (GEM) scale -- with zero indicating the least equitable views and three reflecting the most equitable views.
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By building more equitable companies, we can create a more equitable world.
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Second, Olson proposed that Congress spell out that equitable estoppel and equitable tolling apply to Tax Court filing deadlines.
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Korecki: They allowed too much time to go by without giving equitable — or even near equitable — speaking opportunities to some of the candidates.
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Dismantling residential segregation is key to achieving equitable health outcomes across race and ensuring that every community is afforded equitable access to opportunity.
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The transfer to LCCG releases 1.8 billion pounds in Equitable Life capital to its insurance customers, Equitable Life Chief Executive Chris Wiscarson told Reuters.
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Sheridan ruled in favor of AXA Equitable Life Insurance Co and AXA Equitable Funds Management Group LLC after a five-week, non-jury trial last winter.
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AXA Equitable Life Insurance Company AXA Equitable Life and Annuity Company MONY Life Insurance Company of America U.S. Financial Life Insurance Company --IFS to 'A+' from 'AA-'.
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Still, to a degree, Mandujano and her colleagues' efforts to present a more equitable show masks the reality of a less than equitable, less than representative history at Otis College.
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" Rather than providing a supportive and equitable environment, "O.
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" Axa Equitable Holdings: "It's a very, very good company.
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Explain. • How could school funding be made more equitable?
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In a similar way that the Affordable Care Act made many tradeoffs to increase equitable access to health care, the Green New Dealers will make tradeoffs between equitable income and Earth care.
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Immigration law, however, does have a defense that is similar to "entrapment," the doctrine of equitable estoppel, but I am not aware of any cases in which equitable estoppel has been granted.
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It wasn't equitable, but that's just the way it was.
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She will share hers, too, making the whole exchange equitable.
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It's just that hiring practices need to be more equitable.
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He said lawmakers should aim for "fair and equitable" governance.
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That is the equitable and responsible move to make. Rep.
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Equal justice depends on adequate, equitable resources for public defenders.
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" Carell grew up in what he calls a "equitable household.
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It isn't enough for decentralized networks to be more equitable.
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It stresses a just and equitable transition for all communities.
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The act of planting a seed is an equitable act.
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Explain.• How might education in Charlottesville be made more equitable?
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It merely requires adequate public investment, funded by equitable taxation.
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This commission would promulgate clear and equitable criteria for release.
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It would be the most equitable and the most efficient.
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"We're just asking for fair and equitable treatment," Yang said.
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Students carried banners calling for a more equitable education system.
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How in god's name can you get an equitable outcome?
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Those steps would at least be more transparent and equitable.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Specialist insurer Life Company Consolidation Group (LCCG) is buying Britain's oldest mutual life insurance company Equitable Life, the firms said on Friday, releasing 13 billion pounds ($2.4 billion) to Equitable Life policyholders.
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Although the courts acknowledge that this harsh approach can be unfair, they contend that Congress wrote the Tax Court filing rules in a way that leaves no room for equitable estoppel and equitable tolling.
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"If D.C. does get chosen, we have some real issues with how Amazon does business, in terms of fair labor, equitable hiring, and equitable practices for people of color and women in particular," Sneed said.
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More effective, equitable education strategies and smart immigration policies go together.
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Plurality is the future, if we wish to create equitable systems.
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"Everyone should be dealt with in an equitable fashion," Richards said.
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That could create new hurdles to equitable access to basic services.
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Federal contractors are required to maintain equitable and fair hiring practices.
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To create more of an equitable tax system on these companies?
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I want their successes to contribute to a more equitable society.
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It's something innate and inalienable to a just and equitable society.
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And data protection for a select elite doesn't sound very equitable.
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Module is a vehicle to promote responsible, equitable development in cities.
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Democrats wanted equitable funding for needy districts, and highly trained teachers.
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Equitable policies help companies attract, retain and promote the best talent.
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By comparison, the negative effects of binge drinking are more equitable.
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The courts recognize that as a critical element to equitable distribution.
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There is no guarantee that this expansion will prove more equitable.
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" Mr. Biden said he wanted "equitable and definitive sentences for all.
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Vaccine studies were the closest to equitable participation, at 38 percent.
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He needs the city to be equitable and just and safe.
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It has made the UK system uniquely centralized, transparent, and equitable.
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They argue a national popular vote system would be more equitable.
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Further, affordable and equitable access to rare disease therapies is paramount.
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Yes, transitioning to a more equitable system might eliminate some jobs.
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But when you drill down further, their attitudes are less equitable.
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This could potentially make public spaces less public and less equitable.
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He added that the government had understood this and had asked it to help it put in place an "equitable and durable" regulation that protects consumers from power price swings and provides equitable remuneration for its production.
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" According to ESPN, Houston's coach Mike D'Antoni called Paul's punishment "not equitable.
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They encourage artists invested in creating a more equitable future to apply.
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You'd probably design a system that is equitable and healthy for everyone.
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" He added: "I think the technology is great, but it's not equitable.
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The statement gave no details on what an "equitable resolution" would entail.
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And we will continue to become better, including more equitable and diverse.
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Sometimes it takes a lawsuit to force more equitable forms of representation.
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It would be equitable, because we are asking for a different structure.
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They combine cultural liberalism with a centrist economic agenda emphasising equitable growth.
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They push for equitable representation of their culture and of themselves, too.
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She believes bikes line the path to equitable transportation systems for all.
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Fight for equitable funding, with public money flowing to the neediest schools.
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Giving him more of the inheritance is based on an equitable measure.
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But there also countless opportunities to build a healthier, more equitable world.
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For globalization to be politically sustainable, it must be more economically equitable.
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Vote is designed to make the US's representative government system more equitable.
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President-elect Trump can and should push for more equitable burden-sharing.
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But countries are responding by mandating equitable gender representation in businesses too.
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How do you think reporting on this event could become more equitable?
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But Speck says walkability can actually work to make communities more equitable.
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I'd rather have equitable workplace policies than a shiny new museum building.
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We must find a more equitable balance between wages, productivity and profits.
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Cultivate that nascent drive to make the world a more equitable place.
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The UN's founding principles include human rights, equitable development and human security.
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That's created a challenge for those pushing for more equitable, technological systems.
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It would be a more equitable and simpler system, the president claims.
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And then what are the most equitable ways to pay for it?
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On the surface, their husbands were reasonable, the marriages modern and equitable.
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They deserve a more equitable and less costly federal student loan program.
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"Development without culture cannot be sustainable or equitable or inclusive," she said.
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Like others, he must pay equitable and nondiscriminatory taxes on his business.
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Yet, lower electoral participation leads towards a less equitable distribution of income.
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Doing so will help us build a more equitable and inclusive city.
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Several mothers and fathers shared their tips for a more equitable relationship.
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I want to create a safer and more equitable country for them.
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It reduced its stake in AXA Equitable to 40.1% from a previous 48.3%.
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Home Capital declined to comment and Equitable could not be reached for comment.
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San Francisco criticized Bird's strategies for helmet use, equitable access and responsible parking.
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Though he survived the crash, his vision for an equitable map did not.
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I actually think an economy that's more equitable also tends to grow better.
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They will clearly carve out a better, more equitable and environmentally friendly society.
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Your aim has always been true: a more decent, just, compassionate, equitable America.
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The organization has long been committed to maintaining a safe and equitable workplace.
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International experts arrived bearing technocratic proposals for equitable management of the oil wealth.
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Still, there's some resistance from cities worried about aesthetics, cost and equitable coverage.
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He would renegotiate every bad Clinton trade deal and negotiate equitable new ones.
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Designers wanted to create a community that was equitable, affordable, and open-minded.
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Debt Resolve, Hutton and Equitable did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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We're going forward until we have an equitable and safe world for women.
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On balance, there are fewer resources for couples seeking a more equitable arrangement.
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This is why developmentally appropriate, trauma-informed, and racially equitable training is necessary.
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But there is plenty of smart solutions that are both efficient and equitable.
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Let us seek to make our nation more politically, economically, and socially equitable.
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Algorithmic zoning could be the answer to cheaper housing and more equitable cities
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For years, America's businesses have been promised a more equitable, straightforward tax system.
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Heather Boushey is the executive director of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth.
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American consumers deserve to make their choices in a fair and equitable marketplace.
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As he knows, public defense is the cornerstone of an equitable justice system.
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These seemingly small changes are the bedrock of a more equitable justice system.
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But the Equitable Building has always played a remarkable role in real estate.
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I want to be able to believe in equitable justice in this country.
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" He added, "I want our industry to be fair and equitable for everyone.
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This is a simple step toward a more equitable health system for all.
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We could also ensure students have equitable access to sports and extracurricular activities.
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Drew and Marlo's division of labor would be fine if it were equitable.
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In Reinhardt's view, single-payer would be the most equitable and efficient program.
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We support efforts to make our criminal justice system fairer and more equitable.
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"I don't understand how this is equitable," Assange told Judge Vanessa Baraitser Monday.
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In another, more equitable pop culture landscape, maybe Little America would land better.
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Being financially penalized for a natural bodily function is not equitable or just.
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Have your experiences on these shows demonstrated that things are getting more equitable?
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The solutions we offer can lead these communities...to a more equitable future.
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Let's watch to see if it's done in a wise and equitable way.
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So many of us are working towards a more equitable and inclusive institution.
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" Emmanuel Saez, a leading scholar of economic inequality and the director of the Center for Equitable Growth at the University of California, Berkeley, said in an email that he supported the proposed policies "as one important avenue to restore equitable growth.
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Such exploitative arrangements do not promote a "world that is more equitable and united".
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We have to figure out how to create systems that produce more equitable outcomes.
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AXA Equitable offers such protection to clients through a rider on life insurance products.
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Title IX requires campus disciplinary procedures to be fair and equitable to both sides.
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"An equitable way of taking up this knowledge has been the driver," he said.
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They reminded us that making America great is not an inclusive and equitable enterprise.
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Under Title IX, schools must provide prompt and equitable disciplinary proceedings to both parties.
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To others, it was proof that Hollywood shouldn't strive for more equitable gender representation.
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Besides not being fair or equitable – it just wastes everyone's time not putting salaries!
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By contrast, the biggest U.S. IPO of 2018, Axa Equitable, raised just $2.75 billion.
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Ms. Boushey is the president and C.E.O. of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth.
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How should policy makers respond in a way that is both effective and equitable?
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Notwithstanding the foregoing, Sponsor may seek equitable relief in any court of competent jurisdiction.
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But in the end, a respectful, reliable and equitable investigation must be the result.
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Equitable shares rose 28.5 percent at C$46.89 in late afternoon trading on Monday.
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Some transit agencies have tweaked how they punish evasion to make it more equitable.
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Until we reach an equitable system, there will always be victims of systemic injustice.
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Sinclair Cockburn MIC executive Chris Pridham also confirmed that his company bundles with Equitable.
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Our squad includes any person committed to building a more equitable and just world.
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How can our district help provide equitable opportunities for all of our young people?
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And how do you believe we might achieve a more equitable distribution going forward?
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" It also says that they should have "equitable access to reasonably priced telephone services.
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"Our squad includes any person committed to creating a more equitable and just world."
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We need comprehensive, meaningful criminal justice reform to create a fair equitable justice system.
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As for the reviled Equitable Building, it is now an official New York landmark.
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The key difference is that dividends are equitable and open, while buybacks are opaque.
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"In addition, a quick sale is not always possible or equitable for a seller."
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Even so, his analysis also fails because those years did not deliver equitable growth.
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Art succeeds at the local level by building more vibrant, equitable, and connected communities.
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"We have to be equitable in the way we treat our students," she said.
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The trade relationship between the United States and China must be much more equitable.
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Some Democrats believe repealing the Hyde Amendment would make access for women more equitable.
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We should not be shy about revising these regulations to achieve more equitable growth.
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By The New York Times | Source: Apartment List The results are anything but equitable.
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They call on schools to conduct objective investigations and provide "prompt and equitable" resolutions.
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Additionally, Rahmah Wims, previously an associate at AXA Equitable, was named senior executive coordinator.
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Such equitable sharing of responsibility is critical to ameliorating this crisis of global solidarity.
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Go deeper: Free roads are not really free: Can cities make congestion pricing equitable?
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Government officials said they were aiming for a fair and equitable treatment of creditors.
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The five considerations are that the AI be: responsible, equitable, traceable, reliable, and governable.
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Employees also said that women and minorities did not have equitable opportunities for promotion.
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Employees also said that women and minorities did not have equitable opportunities for promotion.
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From books to broadband, libraries have always existed to provide equitable opportunities for all.
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Let's hope it's a sign of a more equitable future in the music industry.
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We cultivate dedicated students who want to build community in fair and equitable ways.
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Salesforce's approach to ensuring the workplace remains equitable and diverse is founded in data.
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We want to recognize those startups striving to create a more sustainable, equitable future.
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"It's not going to seem like it's equitable," Perdue said of the aid allocation.
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Today, the majority of New Orleans schools participate in an equitable common enrollment system.
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None of the options is a more regulated, less unequal, dramatically more equitable future.
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He blogs at his own site and for the Washington Center for Equitable Growth.
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"Were their accomplishments equitable with the amount of publicity it garnered?" the critic asks.
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It estimated that, to "achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all" and "achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation for all and end open defecation" would need $114bn a year, 69% of it spent on sanitation.
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Removing the test, however, will change the definition of merit to reflect more equitable ideals.
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It is meant to be the latest attempt at equitable solutions in low-income housing.
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But in the same way, many intergenerational queer relationships can be strong, equitable, and loving.
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This format would have the added benefit of allowing for an equitable division of time.
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New money could be added to their accounts, providing a direct, equitable boost to spending.
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Tackling corruption and ensuring more equitable distribution of Nigeria's wealth will benefit all its people.
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WE SINCERELY HOPE THAT WE CAN FIND AN EQUITABLE SOLUTION BETWEEN THEIR EXPECTATIONS AND OURS.
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Connecticut law requires an "equitable distribution" of marital assets — not an automatic 21998-220 split.
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Second, the military for which women would be registering is now a more equitable institution.
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We're not really living in a world that's equitable or in a world that's fair.
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The pleasure of The Beatles: Rock Band is equitable to the pleasure of all games.
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Government should be focused on creating an equitable system so everyone has a real chance.
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A functioning democracy can heal itself, unless a democracy has become neither free nor equitable.
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There is no path to a more equitable society that doesn't involve greater democratic participation.
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However, there is an equitable position to take in who gets what and how much.
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Congress could then use the opportunity to build a more humane and equitable immigration system.
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This only gets better if we work toward a safe, respectful and equitable industry together.
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As a result, there is little progress towards finding an equitable solution to the crisis.
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Its most surprising conclusion: The most walkable urban metros are also the most socially equitable.
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No amount of service is enough to win fair and equitable treatment from Donald Trump.
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That means making it fairer, more equitable and as free from negative distortions as possible.
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Reinsurance currently in place for AXA Equitable Life would also be unwound, the document added.
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If the Senate truly desires BAH reform, there are more equitable options worthy of pursuit.
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In Washington, the achievements of bilingual students now are recognized in new, more equitable ways.
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This is why they use words like 'fair and equitable,' not equal in describing pay.
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One major problem in federal forfeiture law is the Department of Justice's Equitable Sharing Program.
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H.), we have introduced H.R. 85033, The Safe Equitable Campus Resources and Education (SECuRE) Act.
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Smart cities must be people-centered, equitable cities Transportation and geography have always been intertwined.
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It provides legal authorities to restructure Puerto Rico's debt in an equitable and orderly manner.
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The only firm requirement is a passion for building a more hopeful and equitable future.
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This is a moral quandary over equitable employment practices, mental health and, frankly, racial optics.
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It may well make care more efficient, more accurate and — if properly deployed — more equitable.
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But, he added, it was perhaps time for a more equitable distribution of real estate.
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All members, however, agreed "more equitable treatment should still be considered," according to the report.
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An overwhelming majority said, yes, equitable gender representation can have profound societal and personal impacts.
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Widener said systemic change needs to take place for health crisis prevention to become equitable.
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Government officials also said they were aiming for a fair and equitable treatment of creditors.
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Anything short of a forward-looking, equitable infrastructure plan would be a road to nowhere.
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They are the blueprint for focused global action to achieve equitable, universal health for all.
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The mayor campaigned on a vision of making New York a fairer, more equitable city.
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Sanders' understanding that no one person can build a healthier, safer, more equitable society alone.
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Some tasks of municipal governance are immensely daunting: End homelessness, create an equitable school system.
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Concrete steps are being taken to ensure equitable outcomes in our interactions with the community.
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A country that prides itself on its equitable social market system now feels greater insecurity.
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Selections like those should make the statistics look more equitable in, perhaps, a few decades.
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According to analyses by the Washington Post, it didn't exactly wind up being that equitable.
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"If D.C. does get chosen, we have some real issues with how Amazon does business, in terms of fair labor, equitable hiring, and equitable practices for people of color and women in particular," the Fair Budget Coalition's Stephanie Sneed told me back in April.
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And we will double down on our commitment to be a representative, equitable, and respectful workplace.
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"We hope the U.K. will continue to provide Huawei with an equitable business environment," they said.
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With more people applying for mortgages online, the lending landscape was expected to become more equitable.
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Heather Boushey is the executive director and chief economist at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth.
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It was out of a spirit of trying to be more equitable based on our means.
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It's about being equitable with how and who I talk with about how exciting books are.
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So how do you define a "gifted" child, and is one system more equitable than others?
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Green New Dealers reckon the secret lies in making the economy both greener and more equitable.
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Progressives on the left love pointing to Canada as an equitable and efficient health care system.
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If you are going to be equitable, some of the dudes don't get shows that year.
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Maybe it's all the recent data about the sad state of equitable pay and glass ceilings.
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Issues of energy poverty and truly sustainable, equitable development are of tremendous importance to India's future.
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"Two years from now the system will be less equitable than it is now," he said.
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Are you a creative individual with a passion for building a more hopeful and equitable future?
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That has helped me to figure out what is fair, reasonable, and equitable to ask for.
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They can absolutely make systems more equitable and fair, but they won't succeed without our help.
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In the United States, we too might recognize nature's restorative potential and advocate for equitable access.
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The statute of repose is not an equitable principle but a substantive legal right for defendants.
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Can one imagine a less equitable manner of fulfilling the executive responsibility to investigate and prosecute?
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I am passionate about scaling innovation to create a world that is healthier and more equitable.
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That's not fair or equitable, violating the basic principles of reform right out of the gate.
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The plaintiffs are seeking damages, equitable relief, and an injunction against further sale of the devices.
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"However, addressing access and opportunity is essential to creating diverse, equitable, accessible, and inclusive art museums."
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I feel rather than punishment, we should have gender sensitization to make public spaces more equitable.
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Heather Boushey is the executive director and chief Eeonomist at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth.
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Most importantly though, we need to fight tooth and nail for equitable access to recovery supports.
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They argue for the preservation of a specific social order, not for more equitable immigration laws.
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It would also improve equal opportunity and income mobility through more equitable access to higher education.
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A lot of the conversation focused on making transportation safe, equitable and affordable across multiple modes.
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Measures like the Voting Rights Act ushered in a more equitable, peaceful era in American elections.
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The French company is selling its U.S. business, Axa Equitable Holdings, in an initial public offering.
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On the one hand, they paint a picture of an increasingly equitable education and employment landscape.
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Ms. Weigel espouses a utopian impulse that would make falling in love easier and more equitable.
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It also requires that a grant program be distributed to private schools on an equitable basis.
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Perhaps it is time we retire these dinosaurs and bask in a brighter, more equitable future.
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The Woolworth Building and the Equitable Building, among others, popped up within years of each other.
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Dockless bike share was meant to be the opposite of Uber—green, healthy, equitable, and affordable.
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The latter chart proclaims the equitable treatment that Tasmanian natives could supposedly expect from white colonists.
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Hubbell is the former CEO of the Equitable Life Insurance Company and a longtime Democratic donor.
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We support fair and equitable trade policies that allow American companies to compete across the globe.
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Martial opportunities have not always been equitable for women who want to fight for their country.
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Limits on such unmerited income are likely to promote more solid investments and more equitable growth.
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Her lawsuit seeks unspecified damages "and equitable relief for the harm she has endured," it says.
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The college will continue to ensure everyone has equitable access to its facilities including its website.
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Lesbian couples received equitable time off in just under 60% of the countries studied, it said.
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The UNCLOS is silent on linking the methods of delimiting contentious areas and achieving equitable outcomes.
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Congress should ensure workers and businesses receive relief on a "broad and equitable basis," said Sen.
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Yet another problem is that state delegates are not allocated in a fair and equitable manner.
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Engaging diverse employees is not only more equitable, but it improves the quality of the technology.
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All the listed brands guarantee equitable and environmental production practices and fair labor conditions for employees.
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Google spokeswoman Gina Scigliano said the company goes to great lengths to ensure an equitable workplace.
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Equitable access to higher education is an issue that requires careful assessment of costs and benefits.
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Preventing immense suffering and transitioning to a healthier and more equitable society are not scientific goals.
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What changes would you recommend to make online forums, in general, more safe and equitable spaces?
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Of course, if we had a more equitable society, this wouldn't be such a catastrophic problem.
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The suit, which has several other plaintiffs, seeks declaratory, injunctive, equitable and monetary relief for injuries.
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Moral progress has often been about making life more equitable for more of the human population.
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"It would be nice if the moderators tried to be a little more equitable," Carson said.
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Proper oversight, equitable access to services and fair pricing in telecommunications ought to be bipartisan concerns.
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Still, both Sanders' and Warrens' approaches would result in a more equitable and less expensive system.
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An inclusive and equitable organization would have had multiple voices around the table discussing this topic.
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The fact is, it is in their self-interest to build top-performing, equitable, diverse companies.
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It is not fair or equitable for 85033 states have 50 different rules for federal elections.
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They include ending global poverty, promoting equitable growth, and leading the global crusade against climate change.
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But progressive activists and lawmakers say the spending package needs to be bigger and more equitable.
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Having more students who can act as allies will foster safe and equitable schools for all.
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However, translating these values into policies that embrace a healthy equitable balance is an undeniable challenge.
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Mr. Corbett said he intended to push for a more equitable seat at the negotiating table.
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Raise your hand if you think it will be done in an egalitarian or equitable way.
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Everyone deserves to feel safe and valued in their work while achieving an equitable living wage.
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Unlike the US, "South Korea is very equitable, all the way across the population," he added.
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The listed company, AXA Equitable Holdings, would have more than $600 billion of assets under management which will come from two existing American channels, AXA Equitable Life and AllianceBernstein, according to the S-1 document published on the website of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The withdrawals from high interest savings accounts (HISA), including a 75-percent drop in Home Capital's HISA deposits and a far lesser decline at Equitable, spurred Canadian banks to provide a credit line to Equitable on Monday to prevent it spreading to other deposits, including GICs.
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AXA Equitable Holdings, the U.S. division of French insurer AXA, rose 1.7 percent in its market debut.
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We aim to ensure equitable and fair access to social, economic and political life for religious minorities.
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There are no easy solutions, neither energy nor home ownership have ever been equitable in this country.
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Heather Boushey, the executive director of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, will be the chief economist.
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"We will make more a more fair and equitable environment for investment from outside companies," Li said.
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They are lifting the heavy bricks to build the equitable world we all deserve to live in.
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The world must support efforts to forge an equitable, peaceful and democratic future for all Sri Lankans.
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Militant groups still staged peaceful rallies demanding more equitable rights for laborers, farmers and indigenous minority groups.
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I have a number of concerns about whether this plan is fair and equitable to all farmers.
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Trump's tax returns -- or lack thereof -- cannot be excluded from any discussion of a more equitable system.
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But the landlocked country remains one of the continent's poorest and least equitable in terms of wealth.
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American Pipe established equitable tolling of the statute of limitations when a class action has been filed.
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There's a traditional model in place, but we don't feel that that model is equitable and fair.
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Finally, an equitable quota-based system for distributing refugees around Europe remains as far away as ever.
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We can only hope that global shifts in attitude will lead to more permanent and equitable solutions.
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Nearly three decades after the Capitol Crawl, America still isn't an equitable place for people with disabilities.
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For those reasons alone, the GOP will always remain the biggest obstacle to a more equitable Congress.
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CUNY continues to work with state and city officials to secure a fair and equitable contract settlement.
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Now is the time for us to go the final mile on equitable representation in medical research.
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The motivation behind such meticulous rule-making is to ensure that every competition is equitable and just.
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Should men applaud that another barrier has fallen so that our world is more fair and equitable?
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AXA Equitable Life Insurance Co et al, U.S. District Court, District of New Jersey, No. 11-04194.
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Implementing a fair and equitable procurement policy for the Defense Department is a good place to start.
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If the Bay Area becomes more equitable, Ludlow said, then workers wouldn't have to consider moving all.
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"We always thought tax relief should be fair, balanced and equitable," said Beer Institute CEO Jim McGreevy.
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We need a more equitable system that safeguards the dignity and humanity of those within the system.
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The Equitable Building, for one, cast a seven-acre shadow over downtown when it opened in 205.
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Under the equitable sharing loophole, police may keep up to 80 percent of any assets they seize.
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The only way to have a more equitable society is to have more voices at the table.
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The challenge to connect communities to existing networks had first place go to the Equitable Internet Initiative.
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Greg Leiserson is director of tax policy and senior economist at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth.
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As a high school student, I understand the importance of equitable information access to support educational opportunity.
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Still, many have argued, the education students are getting now isn't equitable to what they were promised.
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"We are going forward until we have an equitable and safe world for women," Ms. Sorvino said.
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To learn more about food security issues and equitable solutions, check out the Community Food Security Coalition .
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If the new age of "precision medicine" is going to be equitable, we'll have to fix this.
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Still, first we need to think about what fair and equitable workplaces would look like for everyone.
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Greg Leiserson is director of tax policy and senior economist at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth.
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TODAY, DUE IN PART to the garment industry, Bangladesh is less equitable than it has ever been.
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His father retired as a sales representative from the AXA Equitable Life Insurance Company in Northbrook, Ill.
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These include blind evaluations of resumes, data-driven and equitable distribution of resources, and inclusive social norms.
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The BBC said their workloads were not equitable, but has agreed to close the gap this year.
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"People are concerned whether openness is fair, whether it's safe and whether it's equitable," Mr. Draghi said.
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Which is a more sustainable capitalism, a more equitable capitalism, a more fair, and more just, capitalism.
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In facilitating that flexibility, the CFPB would establish rules that are not only equitable, but also effective.
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Americans deserve an efficient, effective and equitable health care system that nurtures a healthier, more prosperous nation.
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We cannot engineer a more equitable nation simply by dressing up institutions in more shades of brown.
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AXA also announced the launch of around $750 million bonds, mandatorily exchangeable into AXA Equitable Holdings shares.
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No legislative options are off the table, but only the most effective and equitable will be incorporated.
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The United States women's national hockey team recently demanded maternity leave in a battle for equitable support.
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He sharply reduced the poverty rate, expanded the economy and helped introduce a new, more equitable constitution.
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Sanders's "fringe dream" would thus represent a return to equitable educational principles and policies from our past.
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These nominations call into question this administration's commitment to protecting public health and achieving equitable health outcomes.
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We need to ensure a more equitable sharing of the gains and losses among the American people.
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But could a transient work force come together to fight for a more equitable distribution of resources?
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Equitable said on Wednesday that a sixth major Canadian bank had joined the syndicate for the facility.
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So here's the $3 trillion question: What would a Fashionopolis that is equitable and just look like?
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We — black women — are leading a powerful multiracial coalition and making this country more just and equitable.
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Still, there are some indications that smugglers are beginning to meet high-tech surveillance with equitable responses.
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The use of any decision-making algorithms must also be transparent and result in "equitable outcomes for workers".
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They share their beliefs, and explain how the party has helped them work toward a more equitable society.
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Once we've got equitable education down, we've gotta continue that equity all the way through the employment pipeline.
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Atlantia is offering to pay 16.5 euros for each Abertis share, a level that CNMV said was equitable.
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" Pence said Trump "is also invested in finding an equitable and just solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Trump should also support measures to eliminate workplace harassment and discrimination, and make child care equitable and affordable.
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You can also check out the National Drug Policy Alliance for how to work towards equitable drug policy.
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Influencer marketing continues to gain traction; Rx3 wants to ensure authentic, equitable relationships between brands and public figures.
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Progress has stalled in the global effort to offer equitable, affordable, and clean energy to the global community.
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She studies power dynamics and researches the intersection of public health, sex work and equitable access to tech.
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Such powers would include the ability to force dissenting creditors to accept settlements deemed equitable by a judge.
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Ms Halleck and Mr Melendez allege than MNN has been neither equitable nor open to their creative energies.
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This is creating a platform where we can have an exchange of mutual benefit that's dignified and equitable.
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At the same time, we should all strive to reduce barriers and ensure equitable access to genetic testing.
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An alternative would be to try to make the system equitable given today's aligned ideological and geographical polarisation.
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" It's critical, he said, that results are shared rapidly and in a way that's "equitable, ethical and transparent.
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"Principally ... the benefit-sharing will be fair and equitable in principle and at an operational level," he said.
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And check out groups like the United States Student Association which is organizing for more equitable education policy.
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Microenterprises are considered as the engine of economic growth for a nation to promote equitable growth and development.
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The tools of policing need to be equitable across all people, and that's true of AI in general.
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Yet, they have a new motivation to create an internet that's safer and more equitable for its users.
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With these inputs and parameters exposed, data scientists hope this will hopefully incentivize a more equitable redistricting process.
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He leads the Population and Sustainability program's campaign to promote a clean, equitable and wildlife-friendly energy future.
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The Friday of Easter weekend is also a holiday for many, making a straight comparison not entirely equitable.
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Unions and collective bargaining are critically important to building a more just, equitable and sustainable workplace and society.
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The researchers hope the learnings will help create new, gender-equitable opportunities for how we approach youth sports.
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HEATHER BOUSHEY Washington The writer is executive director and chief economist of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth.
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In an email, a Macy's spokesman, Jim Sluzewski, called the company's return policy "fair and equitable" to employees.
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The Rochdale Society of Equitable Pioneers, as it was called, was run democratically, with one vote per member.
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A number of investment firms backed IEX's technology as a way of achieving a more equitable trading environment.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., dreams have long been the language inspiring communal goals and more equitable policies.
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The only acceptable solution is robust, comprehensive investments in equitable and sustainable projects that leave no community behind.
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The progressive March women are all fierce in their beliefs in more equitable treatment and opportunities for women.
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Heather Boushey, the executive director of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, will be the team's chief economist.
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State and local law enforcement agencies can receive up to 80 percent of the proceeds through equitable sharing.
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He aligned himself with civil society groups and their calls for better governance and equitable distribution of resources.
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But now we know what to think of the much-vaunted impartiality and equitable practice of the Tyr.
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Democrats can win a majority of rural citizens by investing in programs that achieve more equitable rural revitalization.
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Improving health care infrastructure, especially in low-resource communities, will enable timely and equitable diagnostic testing within communities.
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Prime Minister Abe and American military commanders should join them with an equal willingness to find equitable solutions.
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We strongly believe that investing in the dreams of young girls will lead to a more equitable world.
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How does one actually foster "an equitable working environment" — and what do employees do when that doesn't happen?
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Needless to say, Hollywood is a long way from being a happy, joyous and equitable place for women.
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It would also put the United States at the heart of a more open and equitable financial system.
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The agreement highlights the need for a more comprehensive approach towards determining a concrete framework for equitable delimitation.
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Originally named The Equitable Arcade, the century-old mall is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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It was then that a new law, the Immigration and Naturalization Act, created a more equitable immigration policy.
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Persuading Myanmar's myriad ethnic groups to lay down arms with promises of equitable development will be fiendishly hard.
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I recommend this Twitter commentary from the economist Heather Boushey, who runs the Washington Center for Equitable Growth.
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On the other hand, this administration should simultaneously lead a transition toward a more equitable international monetary system.
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We need national policies that can close the racial wealth gap if we want a more equitable America.
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That might then lead to policies — a livable minimum wage, equitable education — that could help decrease wealth inequality.
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We can't hope to build a more equitable economy unless working people have strong organizations of their own.
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The hope is that such an approach would encourage a more collaborative — and equitable — style of financial brainstorming.
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They helped pass more equitable tax legislation and laws that prohibited discrimination in public transportation, accommodation and housing.
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They helped pass more equitable tax legislation and laws that prohibited discrimination in public transportation, accommodation and housing.
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How would you ensure that gifted and talented programs would be open, fair and equitable for all children?
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"Science alone can't solve it, but it can help make for a more equitable justice system," he said.
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There are complicated issues to work out around how to make this transition equitable, but it's looking inevitable.
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"We believe this is an equitable settlement," Scott Stoffel, a spokesman for Abbott, said in an emailed statement.
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And while Afghan women are nowhere close to attaining free, equitable lives, they desperately need our continued support.
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" Bob Fernley, the Force India deputy team principal, said he has long wanted a "more equitable income stream.
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If there were more alternatives to college, do you believe it would make society more or less equitable?
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An equitable society, similarly, will provide crutches and wheelchairs to disabled people but not to able-bodied ones.
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An equitable society, similarly, will provide crutches and wheelchairs to disabled people but not to able-bodied ones.
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In fiscal year 143, state and local agencies received $214 million through this arrangement, known as equitable sharing.
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Continued settlement expansion in the West Bank proves Israel has no interest in making peace on equitable terms.
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Background: Title IX required schools to provide equitable opportunities, including funding, for both male and female student athletes.
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And now more than ever, America needs his unparalleled commitment to build a more just and equitable future.
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These sectoral agreements create authoritative bodies to ensure the equitable use and exploitation of marine resources among nations.
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In a message to employees, TF1 boss Gilles Pelisson said he remained open to an "equitable agreement" with SFR.
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We split up the household chores in a way that feels equitable and also maps to our skill sets.
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A statute of limitations, Justice Kennedy said, is equitable and gives leeway to plaintiffs who haven't learned of violations.
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We have a suite of social policies—integration, early childhood intervention and equitable school funding—that are demonstrably effective.
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The goal of removing an applicant's salary history data from their application process is to make compensation more equitable.
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Universities were discouraged from using a tougher "clear and convincing" standard because this was judged to be "not equitable".
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India, Mr Trump complained, was not providing "equitable and reasonable access to its markets", a condition of the scheme.
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Fortunately, there's time to do this in a sound and equitable manner if policymakers act sooner rather than later.
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Mayor Garcetti is committed to realizing that vision in an inclusive, equitable way that keeps families and neighborhoods together.
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"This is a historic opportunity to pressure Israel ... to find an equitable solution for the Palestinian people," Meshaal said.
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The protest was organized by the National Coordination for the Defense of the Quran, the Constitution and Equitable Development.
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"This is a historic opportunity to pressure Israel.. to find an equitable solution for the Palestinian people," he said.
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"The time to intensify equitable efforts to prevent and optimize the treatment of heart failure is now," he said.
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Last summer, President Beji Caid Essebsiof Tunisia created a commission to study how to institute an equitable inheritance law.
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The basic pillars of an ideal tax code include a revenue system that is simple, equitable, efficient and predictable.
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Additional implementing guidance is needed to ensure that the order can be applied in a fair and equitable manner.
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"This is a wonderful windfall for Equitable Life policyholders," said Danny Cox, financial planner at funds supermarket Hargreaves Lansdown.
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We also reserve our position in relation to their position on medical confidentiality and the equitable duty of confidence.
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This tiny house could bequeath big ideas about the importance of sustainability in building an equitable and just society.
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NJJN fights for state-level policy reform to create a more equitable justice system, especially for people of color.
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While the wage gap between men and women continues to shrink, such equitable momentum hasn't come to all occupations.
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Tracy Doree is a founding partner at Kindred, a London based seed-stage venture firm that practices equitable venture.
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Social science as much as biology guides snow leopard conservation today and yields remedies equitable to people and cats.
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I mean, hell—if you won't give teachers more equitable compensation, the least you could give them is beer.
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The great promise of technology is to make life easier and more equitable, and in many cases it has.
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The testing program in DC will follow that same thinking, with an emphasis on job creation and equitable deployment.
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Then, we can evaluate and revise our management and employment practices so that we're building more equitable structures instead.
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Let's focus on achieving equitable distribution of public services — like gym class and health insurance — to all American children.
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Restoring traditional economies through fair and equitable water management is necessary in order to restore peace to the area.
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Board of Education, every child is still not guaranteed equitable access to a quality education and safe learning environment.
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We must ensure that schools and communities have equitable financial resources and technology infrastructure, in hardware, software, and connectivity.
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What Uber has to do now is ensure "everything we do keeps that system fair and equitable," Hornsey said.
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"This legislation will go far in ensuring all San Franciscans have equitable access to the city's economy," she said.
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Fourth, ensure that women veterans have equitable access to all of the benefits they have earned through their service.
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Crow also criticized state legislatures that do not have equitable male and female representatives weighing in on the debate.
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Although the state provides charters with equitable operating funds, they receive far less capital money than traditional public schools.
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"Westmoreland is contesting the failure of the government of Alberta to accord it fair and equitable treatment," he said.
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Consider donating your time, money or skills to help ensure abortion access and equitable laws at the state level.
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" Their mission: "The overarching goal of what we're working toward is equitable evidence-based policies that serve all people.
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But what of people who share the goal of decarbonizing the US economy in a just and equitable way?
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Smart leaders who share the broad goal of equitable decarbonization will amplify and deploy grassroots energy while it's available.
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We need to make the art world a more equitable, just, and safe place for women at all levels.
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This incongruity has ushered in greater insecurity in a country that prides itself on its equitable social market system.
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As the editorial says, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court replaced a congressional gerrymander with a more competitive and equitable map.
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"Our first priority is to conduct a thorough investigation that is fair and equitable to both parties," she said.
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Net neutrality may indeed be dead, but the fight is far from over to ensure a more equitable internet.
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It prohibits "arbitrary deprivation of property" but allows expropriation of land for "public interest" after "just and equitable" compensation.
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"We will not see anything close to equitable supply relative to demand in the next 18 months," he said.
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"It's probably a bridge too far, at least for the moment, but it would be more equitable," Vandebroek said.
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They'd like to see an equitable workplace, they just can't figure out what they're supposed to do about it.
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We remain heavily invested in the three platforms of our plan: displacement and housing, labor equity, and equitable funding.
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Abandoned by politicians and government, we need support from the philanthropic sector and nonprofits to build equitable climate resilience.
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We need to make the art world a more equitable, just and safe place for women at all levels.
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There are key steps the government can take to create a more equitable society without undermining the traditional framework.
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Hidden in the achievements and failures of suburbia, Hurley argues, is a roadmap to future sustainable and equitable housing.
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The Institute seeks to advance evidence-based policies that support empowering and equitable learning for each and every child.
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AXA Equitable Holdings is one of America's oldest life insurers, with roots going back to 1859 in New York.
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" "We are stronger together, and we can't wait to make NBC News Digital more equitable and fair for all.
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Housing policies must be equitable, inclusive and be pushed forth with the belief that shelter is a human right.
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If there was any question that Anna isn't a normal kid, that preternaturally equitable answer lays it to rest.
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This calls for greater commitment to gender equality and the pursuit of social justice, equitable development and female empowerment.
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In Detroit, for example, the Equitable Internet Initiative is building community-owned and operated internet infrastructure in underserved areas.
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Local leaders, policymakers, and advocates discussed solutions to challenges in health care policy and providing equitable, high-quality care.
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It does seem that millennial men are more interested in an equitable marriage than previous generations, which is encouraging.
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"What's left after the recent revolution is equitable tolling (on the front end) and equitable estoppel (on the back end), but even these doctrines may be limited where Congress speaks clearly, as with a discovery rule or a statute of repose," wrote Perry and David Schnitzer in a 2017 Class Action Litigation Report.
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Equitable futures for Western public lands won't be achieved when ideologues swagger in, brandishing guns and taking over federal buildings.
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The GND simply sets out the goal of decarbonizing the economy in an equitable way that invests in American jobs.
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Just two weeks ago, millions worldwide took to the streets calling for equitable treatment of women and other marginalized groups.
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Luckily, some companies are pursuing new approaches, like skills-based hiring, to make the hiring process more open and equitable.
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The response, he said, must take into account equitable distribution of responsibilities while ensuring the rights and dignity of all.
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"Here the US is ahead and Europe, which is supposed to be more equitable in health, is behind," Larson said.
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Central Park Is an ideal venue to commemorate their extraordinary role in making New York a fairer, more equitable city.
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Honestly, the best hope for space travel that is equitable and fair are groups focused on just such a mission.
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But Taraji P. Henson says she's faced a twofold battle in Hollywood — for diversity in projects, and for equitable pay.
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We can figure out a way to bring people along with Google's success, to make it more diverse, more equitable.
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Could the companies you invest in actually help in the fight against climate change or create a more equitable world?
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I want to get to a place where police can use a tool like this and have it be equitable.
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For Generation, target companies would provide "goods and services consistent with a low-carbon, prosperous, equitable, healthy and safe society".
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And the industry should not lose sight of the policyholder, who has been saddled with past failures like Equitable Life.
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The equitable-sharing program puts some limitations on how police could spend the money they got back from the feds.
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The study also notes, however, that pay didn't become more equitable because women's wages rose, rather male wage growth slowed.
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Public opinion strongly favors a more equitable tax system, closing loopholes and requiring the rich and corporations to pay more.
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It is in fact: Sharing of our wealth in a fair and equitable manner helps bind us one to another.
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Bird is committed to providing Santa Monica residents and visitors the accessible, equitable, and responsible transportation option that they deserve.
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As blended families become the norm, "the issues of equitable distributions among family members become even more complex," Arth said.
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In many instances, that involves letting these communities have their space within the broader movement toward a more equitable America.
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No matter the approach, we must refrain from making an emotional decision and look more to an equitable, practical solution.
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And enter your zip code below to call your representatives and hold them accountable to gender equitable policies and practices.
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Actively seeks to build and retain a diverse workforce and fosters an equitable inclusive workplace by drawing upon diverse perspectives.
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Zegna, a founding partner at newer VC firm Kindred Capital, is trying to pioneer a new, "equitable" way of investing.
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While some products have managed to achieve equitable error rates across the population, many algorithms still struggle with the issue.
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In June 2019, Judge Durkin invoked his equitable power to abrogate the mootness fee deal between Akorn and shareholder lawyers.
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These students are precisely who we must better educate to create a more equitable populace and further our state economies.
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Characters who embody hopepunk stand up for their convictions, support others, and work toward a kinder and more equitable world.
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Then ask: How might the United States government navigate a just and equitable solution to the conflict over the pipeline?
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Scott pointed to statistics that show more equitable representation of black and Hispanic workers employed outside of the tech sector.
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Outside of the Olympics, when attention gets more equitable, "we're at only 21977 percent of all coverage everywhere," she said.
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Our approach is an attempt to solve those problems and to invest in building a more just and equitable society.
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In Detroit, the Equitable Internet Initiative is building community-owned wireless internet infrastructure in towns that big telecom won't touch.
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You can also support their mission of ensuring equitable voter rights for all by making a donation to their organizations.
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Nowadays it is big business, on the one hand, and slowly becoming more equitable and less exclusionary, on the other.
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"Certainly in an equitable distribution state, the courts don't discount the personal sacrifices of a non-working spouse," she says.
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The order is part of a larger effort by Mr. de Blasio to make New York's labor market more equitable.
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We'll redistribute the necessary labor in an equitable way, and we'll figure out how to get the stuff to people.
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We needed to show the dangerously seductive beauty of the automobile, so antithetical to an equitable society, without losing hope.
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Instead they reached out for a fuller place in national political life to forge a more pluralist, tolerant, equitable country.
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These ideas are just the beginning of what comprehensive equitable reform of labor conditions in higher ed would look like.
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Shopping and the retail-consumer relationship, she said, is expected to be an equitable exchange of a good for payment.
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He thinks it will improve access to medical services and make the United States a more equitable place to live.
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In interviews, Ledgard started pressing politicians, consultants, businessmen—anyone with power—to devise strategies for a more equitable, sustainable future.
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It simply wouldn't be equitable for two groups of such disparate size to battle for 12 All-Star spots each.
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Our employees represent all walks of life, and we are committed to fostering an inclusive and equitable workplace for all.
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We must work to ensure the strongest possible protections for equitable access to online information, applications and services for all.
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Experts have said models in place in other countries can drive a more equitable, efficient delivery system for less money.
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Sticking to the lower ceiling could go hand in hand with ensuring a more sustainable and equitable society, it added.
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Just two weeks into the new decade, the WNBA has made strides in pushing towards a fairer, more equitable future.
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But you know I think there's an opportunity to accelerate the effort of both countries to find an equitable solution.
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South Korea was "not responsive" to America's request for "fair and equitable" cost-sharing, said James DeHart, America's chief negotiator.
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"It's hard to believe that in 2017, we have to fight so hard just to get equitable support," Duggan said.
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She said the retirees deserve their day in court, and questioned the wisdom of applying equitable mootness to municipal bankruptcies.
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Conventional wisdom suggests that expansions in federal student aid will result in a more affordable and equitable postsecondary education system.
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Critics might argue that funding from the Washington Center for Equitable Growth might have influenced the researchers' apparently technical adjustments.
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The court ruled this month that they would shut the state's schools if funding wasn't made equitable by June 30.
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Most evidence suggests that if public policy produced more equitable economic policy, there'd be less anger and distrust of government.
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She prophetically chose to portray unique subjects, including race, sexual orientation, gender, and religion, in an equitable and open fashion.
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Even as he belatedly made the airline more equitable, Mr Al Baker bemoaned that it had been the subject of "vendetta".
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But it didn't last long: When tax revenues went down during the Great Recession, the state stopped guaranteeing such equitable funding.
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The AP trend is positive but computer science participation and the tech industry in general is still far from being equitable.
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We will carry on negotiating with the promoter in good faith and in private to reach a fair and equitable solution.
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BR: So you've helped conceive of "frugal science," this idea that scientific materials should be cheap, easy to distribute, and equitable.
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For the last 17 years, I've been fighting for better schools and more equitable education funding all across New York state.
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There's a lot of injustice in the world and I share your desire to make it a more inclusive, equitable place.
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The biggest concern [of the strike] was the resources, and how schools are not given enough equitable resources to be successful.
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Fortunately, there are innovative, evidence-based tax reforms that would strengthen our tax code and make it more efficient and equitable.
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The local miners, while against the moratorium, all said they were willing to work with the city on an equitable solution.
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"We intend to be prepared to go to trial to fight for a fair, competitive, and equitable marketplace for consumers nationwide."
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But the official said the benefits could be restored if India gave U.S. companies fair and equitable access to its markets.
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For those of us who care about making the world a safer and more equitable place, it is the wrong choice.
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There's plenty of time left on the clock for the NCAA to launch a more equitable financial system for its athletes.
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We should think about turning to a more equitable use of the estate tax, especially for the biggest and wealthiest estates.
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And although I'm now in college, I'm still prioritizing that initiative and applying what I'm learning to make education more equitable.
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" Two: "[Building] housing...in an inclusive and equitable way so that we're building for everyone not just luxury condos or rentals.
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Pairing our purpose with P&G's expertise, scale and resources provides an extraordinary opportunity to contribute to a more equitable world.
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"Climate change represents one of the largest risks to sustainable development, inclusiveness, equitable economic growth and financial stability," the statement said.
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China responses from various power centers, including this past weekend, they want what they describe as fair and equitable agreement. Okay.
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Such policies also deny male partners and caregivers the opportunity to bond with their child and take on equitable household responsibilities.
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This is about men and women being all together and having a more equitable and just workplace, home life, social spaces.
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Heather Boushey is the chief economist for the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, a policy organization focused on growth and inequality.
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Local leaders, health tech innovators, and advocates discussed solutions to challenges in health care policy and providing equitable, high-quality care.
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From the state's perspective, it's both easier and more equitable to adopt a law penalizing businesses that fail to offer insurance.
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The U.S. had a more equitable distribution of wealth and income during those periods of higher taxes on the wealthiest Americans.
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"Addressing climate change shall be a top priority but upon a fair and equitable equation," Duterte said in a July address.
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This is why creating equitable communities has become such a top priority for mayors and other city leaders across the country.
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"We need to make the art world a more equitable, just, and safe place for women at all levels," Kuo wrote.
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We move toward the kind of future we all want: An equitable future where all New Yorkers are rising up together.
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If we're interested in creating a more equitable society, or just getting compensation we deserve, we need to talk about money.
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While there are programs this Saturday for vulnerable communities, "they're just not getting an equitable level of transmission," Rogers-Wright said.
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By implementing the right policies, we have the opportunity to create a more sustainable, equitable and clean future for our nation.
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To deal with the costs of wildfires in a fair and equitable way, California needs to stick together, not pull apart.
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There is a pressing need for an equitable, secure energy future for all Americans which removes reliance on volatile energy prices.
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It is no coincidence that at moments in our history when more workers were in unions, our economy was more equitable.
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But its cascading effects on our health, our economy and our happiness are potentially devastating to an equitable and prospering society.
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Don't let naysayer policymakers hide behind science when science isn't preventing us from having an equitable and pro-health donor policy.
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But in order to achieve equitable representation, the organization says the country would need to elect 22,827 more LGBTQ individuals nationwide.
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When it became clear that resources were not deployed in a timely or equitable manner, Puerto Rico's complaints were largely ignored.
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And if not, is there a resolution that at least might be deemed fair and equitable considering all of the circumstances?
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That this minimally equitable plan was long regarded as "radical" says something about how bent toward injustice the conversation quickly became.
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Many Americans believe that being forced to pay more simply because you earn more is equitable to punishing productivity and success.
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Today, there is a growing global coalition of partners committed to seeing more equitable access to the fruits of biomedical innovation.
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Clinton was "fighting for tough new rules and more accountability on Wall Street" and to build a more equitable economic system.
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The continuing work of the series is to establish a framework for arts funding and support that is inclusive and equitable.
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Proposal: ...establishes reforms to guarantee that all borrowers in IDR pay an equitable share of their income, and eliminates subsidized loans.
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This means that, in reality, the earnings are much more equitable than they seem by merely laying bonuses side by side.
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There is a dedicated, multiracial coalition of civic and justice-minded folks working hard toward a more equitable and humane future.
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That discomfort is how we improve, how we render the best characters, best stories, how we create the most equitable societies.
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Fischer, who is policy director at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, said the Fed's emergency lending power isn't that constrained.
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The education department said the changes would make the test more equitable by better reflecting what students actually learn in school.
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But the Equitable Building — a speculative structure whose floor area was 30 times the size of its lot — was far bulkier.
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We should partner with the rest of the world to build a dynamic economy that can deliver equitable and sustainable growth.
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But well-designed algorithms can counter the biases and inconsistencies of unaided human judgments and help ensure equitable outcomes for all.
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That history in turn might have laid the foundation for an equitable present rather than an industry defined by entrenched sexism.
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That economic reality runs headfirst into the desires of some residents and city officials to build more diverse and equitable communities.
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But you can be what bell hooks calls a "radical visionary" who uses privilege to define and determine truly equitable standards.
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Claudia Sahm is director of macroeconomic policy with the Washington Center for Equitable Growth and a former Federal Reserve section chief.
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Some policy analysts, however, dismiss tax holidays as a gimmick that distracts from the establishment of more equitable sales tax policies.
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Even if someone invents a better, more equitable way to gauge applicants' potential, a college's many wants and needs wouldn't change.
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The Museum of Arts and Design and Sterling Ruby have worked out what might be called an equitable exchange of power.
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Most US states observe equitable distribution, meaning all property acquired during the marriage is divided fairly at a judge&aposs discretion.
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Each Party shall ensure fair and equitable market access to persons of the other Party that rely upon intellectual property protection.
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Neoliberalism didn't necessarily promise an equitable, fair society, but it was supposed to deliver GDP growth, and that hasn't really happened.
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Title IX requires colleges and universities to provide "prompt and equitable resolution of student and employee complaints" based on sex discrimination.
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Equitable treatment on the communications channel for the 21st Century is near and dear to librarians and the publics we serve.
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It can project an image up to 9.993 inches onto virtually any flat surface for more exciting and equitable multiplayer gameplay.
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I felt that the way we charge for software wasn&apost as customer friendly or as equitable as a usage model.
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The technological revolution poses a major problem for Democrats seeking ways to make economic outcomes more equitable by geography and class.
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"This administration is committed to maintaining Coney Island's character while ensuring it's equitable and prepared for the future," Ms. Meyer said.
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As if that is in some kind of way equitable to betraying our Lord and delivering him up to be crucified.
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And, as with all seismic changes, one of the key questions is how to deal with it in an equitable way.
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But the current of progress—teeming with color and radiance, with a belief in a more equitable world—rages and rages.
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In recent months, selling the franchise became the most equitable way to divide up the asset among the Wilpon family members.
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That divergence can slow innovation and further entrench inequities, said Heather Boushey, an economist at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth.
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But the real prize for Uber isn't just a more equitable system or fewer cars on the road; it's your data.
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"Defendants have significant concerns -- legal, practical, and equitable -- with the complete and immediate implementation that Plaintiffs have demanded," the filing says.
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He said in that 2016 matter "the employee and the employing office were able to achieve an equitable resolution" through counseling.
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This enables our mission of making urban mobility more equitable, accessible and sustainable through mass transit automation in the near term.
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If our society is focused on developing pleasant, sustainable and equitable downtowns, how can we maintain that focus as trips increase?
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As such, they should reflect our highest calling to take care of the most vulnerable and support a just, equitable society.
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This kind of record-breaking turnout could have been achieved years ago if everyone had easy, equitable access to our democracy.
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Provide funding to states that pre-empt local exclusionary zoning ordinances to make housing more equitable, accessible and affordable for all.
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We could build a just and equitable global society where the existence or lack of an emoji might carry fewer implications.
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Ouyang envisions the installation's balance of virility, vulnerability, and consent as what a more equitable sharing of power might look like.
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The above chart indicates something like what Equitable Growth believes the data will tell us: that most of growth is going to wealthier people I participated in a panel on the subject with Equitable Growth's co-founder Heather Boushey and those interested in this subject would do well to take some time to watch the video of the same.
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According to the Victory Institute, members of the LGBTQ+ community would need to get elected to 22,827 seats to have equitable representation.
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Scotland has the least equitable property ownership in western Europe, with half of the country's land owned by fewer than 218 people.
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We demand that our workplaces are diverse and equitable so that they can best reflect the world in which we actually live.
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Seattle-based divorce attorney David Starks said that an equitable split does not always mean the assets will be split 50/50.
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Creating an equitable food system Customers pay between $12 to $40 per box to choose from a variety of customizable box options.
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" Instead, the report blamed state regulations on abortion for creating barriers to "safe, effective, patient-centered, timely, efficient, and equitable abortion services.
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That's true of my Mayor's office, and it's true of my campaign staff, which is more equitable because it's over 50% women.
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"This is about building a just and equitable future for my two boys, children across the country, and future generations," she said.
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Bitcoin Gold will, if it materializes on October 25, switch out Bitcoin's algorithm for another called Equihash that is, well, more equitable.
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The supposedly equitable admissions process for universities is one of the few ways that South Koreans from humble backgrounds can get ahead.
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"What is important is that the interest is to resolve trade irritants - to ensure fair and equitable market access," the official added.
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To Hoberman's point, even after the couple marries and divorces, they work out an improbably equitable plan to sort out the aftermath.
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Surely, humans are capable of devising alternate forms of democratic participation toward a more equitable distribution of the common and public good.
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After all, I'm a populist progressive who loves grass-roots movements and aligns with the equitable ideals and achievements of democratic socialism.
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Tenants of the building, known as the AXA Equitable Center, include BNP Paribas, Citibank and the international law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher.
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Thanks to the goddess's intervention, he's able to to form a peaceful, equitable, tax-free land – though it's not going as planned.
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The Equitable Life elevator perished in a fire in 1912, but Elevator 1 in the Executive Office building continues to operate today.
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Similarly, our support for civil society can lead to lasting societal change — countries that are somewhat more democratic, and somewhat more equitable.
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The lawsuit seeks civil penalties, restitution for New York consumers, and "injunctive and equitable relief appropriate to redress" the company's fraudulent conduct.
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His administration's top education official Beth Purvis said that CPS should be urging state lawmakers to craft an equitable school funding system.
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Doctors and others have suggested the creation of a clearinghouse of scarce drugs and voluntary sharing to promote equitable access for patients.
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Another branch of the Southern Poverty Law Center, the Teaching Tolerance Project, works to help schools provide a diverse and equitable education.
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The city is participating in the National League of Cities' Equitable Economic Development fellowship program, which includes a core focus on neighborhoods.
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The idea that social engineering could help produce a more efficient and equitable society was echoed by early 5030th-century American progressives.
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Heather Boushey is the executive director of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, and former chief economist for Hillary Clinton's transition team.
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The main concerns for the Batswana are unemployment at around 20% and stark inequalities despite equitable state spending on health and education.
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Only individual actions brought to small claims courts and actions seeking injunctive or equitable relief pertaining to IP infringement rights are unaffected.
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Biological personality differences could help explain why, even as our society becomes more equitable, differences in how men and women invest persist.
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Sinnreich added that the streaming system has actually led to a more equitable payout to artists, thanks in part to that scrutiny.
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Goal of APEC speech: Reinforce the U.S. commitment to an equitable, sustainable, and rules-based international economic system based on market principles.
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And "equitable" in the courts often translated into "not nearly as much as 250 percent" for many stay-at-home corporate wives.
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Once couples engage in more equitable behaviors in the kitchen and living room, more pleasurable embraces in the bedroom may well follow.
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To make organizations more equitable, businesses like Adobe have dropped annual employee reviews in favor of ongoing, two-way feedback with supervisors.
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It means I get to focus on my task at hand – working toward a Ph.D. – in equitable measure to my male colleagues.
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But this doesn't necessarily lead to a more equitable division of all of the unpaid, and often invisible, household and childcare labor.
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The report said the Tennessee law enforcement department had no procedure to track equitable sharing requests and no designated account for expenditures.
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Put another way: I'm increasingly convinced that too many on the left want the appearance of being equitable, rather than actual equality.
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Philanthropy has the power to do a great deal of good, but so do tax dollars allocated in an equitable democratic system.
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Elected officials must pay attention to us and find workable, equitable, sustainable solutions, not only for ourselves but for the common good.
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In simplest terms, the aim of the bill is to keep business transactions between music creators and digital platforms fair and equitable.
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It arrived in 2011, fortifying assumptions about the inevitable pull of democracy and a free press, and of reform and equitable governance.
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So it is a good trade; it's just not as good as it would be if the turnout rates were more equitable.
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AXA is pleased that Sheridan found the fees "fair and reasonable," AXA Equitable Life General Counsel Dave Hattem said in the statement.
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Page Atcheson is the executive director of Our Climate, which empowers young leaders to advocate for science-based and equitable climate policy.
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"However, the study shows smoke-free policies are not applied in an equitable way," Rees told Reuters Health in a phone interview.
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All this was supposed to be fixed by the ACA, the most recent attempt to make Medicaid more equitable and fair nationwide.
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As wonderful as the outcomes are, what brought me into Thread was the grander vision of a more equitable and inclusive city.
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It's only an arm of a company, and even when HR is active, it may fall short of creating an equitable workplace.
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"Like all those interested in improved connectivity and equitable access, we'll be following the upcoming spectrum auction closely," a company spokeswoman said.
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San Franciscans deserve scooter services that are safe, equitable and accountable, which is exactly what this pilot program was designed to do.
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Permits were awarded to the companies with the best applications that demonstrated a commitment to operating a safe, equitable and accountable service.
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Surely, Humans are capable of devising alternate forms of democratic participation toward a more equitable distribution of the common and public good.
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Simon said that there were stipulations in the new deal with Tennis Channel to provide equitable coverage of men's and women's matches.
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To move toward a more equitable system, we must reject efforts to sow dissent between minority communities, as Mr. Blum is doing.
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If we are going to create a free and equitable society we need to allow for people to disagree in civil ways.
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Last June, the Brookings Institution's Hamilton Project and the Washington Center for Equitable Growth published a book of ideas for automatic stabilizers.
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The helicopter crashed onto the roof of the 51-story AXA Equitable Center office building at 787 Seventh Avenue, near 51st Street.
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"Let's not just talk about statistical parity within a given A.I. system, but just and equitable uses of A.I. systems," she said.
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Less than a year after the suit was filed, the district entered into a consent decree to draw more equitable district lines.
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That's what two think tanks, the Washington Center for Equitable Growth and the Brookings Institution's Hamilton Project, asked a group of scholars.
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H: Do you primarily want to focus on political content, or is it more about producing entertainment through this more equitable model?
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That's why the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, a progressive think tank, has been campaigning for something like the Schumer-Heinrich bill.
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There were both tense and tender exchanges between the candidates, rather than a duty to make sure each one got equitable time.
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They have to get one that is satisfactory to all Americans where the premiums are equitable and the cost is not exorbitant.
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Tens of thousands of women have been spared gross human rights violations, the foundation said, and their communities have become more equitable.
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We use a combination of Facebook-led initiatives and external partnerships to create more equitable opportunities across University Recruiting and Experienced Hires.
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We need to begin now to fully explore newer and more equitable solutions on how to pay for our nation's infrastructure needs.
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They have tried to make testing more equitable and confidential and to ensure informed consent before athletes submit to hormone-altering interventions.
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If our goal is a just, free, and equitable society, then we must reimagine the relevance of religious freedom for every citizen.
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If we want to create an equitable society, one in which everyone can thrive, we need to also give boys more choices.
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The BSA intends to use the Chapter 11 process to create a Victims Compensation Trust that would provide equitable compensation to victims.
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Equitable and inclusive workplaces provide organizations and individuals with a bridge to understand those communities that resist oppression on a daily basis.
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The European Commission, the EU's executive wing, released a report on Thursday outlining its agenda to create a more equitable tax system.
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It is impossible for society to make equitable progress without reconciling existing race relations and the democratic values to which we aspire.
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This creates a more equitable, balanced system and establishes a level playing field that fosters a fair and competitive environment for business.
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Additionally, after completing a salary compensation review, Carta increased its payroll by $2 million to make it more equitable for all employees.
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"Equitable distribution" keeps spouses' individual holdings separate, leaving assets to be divided at a judge's discretion in the case of a divorce.
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Our elected leaders are putting both at risk if they do not make high-quality higher education more inclusive and more equitable.
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"I very much hope so because I am a firm believer that sports should have equitable platforms to be successful," she said.
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In this America, our economy and democracy are more equitable and less corrupt, and the least well-off fare better than ever.
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We can expand access to these creditworthy borrowers while protecting taxpayers and ensuring that community banks get equitable access to the GSEs.
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More equitable health care will come only if we can provide direct access — access without a medical professional barrier — in affordable ways.
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If all we did was try to create equitable access to well-being and do no harm, it would change medicine dramatically.
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The structural problems in our economy — namely, income inequality — still exist, and not every part of the country is enjoying equitable growth.
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It extended coverage to millions of Americans and created a more equitable health insurance market that treated healthy and sick patients equally.
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They suggest that companies can benefit from training hiring managers to help ensure more equitable salary outcomes for incoming black and white employees.
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" She added, "This is about men and women being all together and having a more equitable and just workplace, home life, social spaces.
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Discussions of "fairness" and "equitable division of resources" don't gain traction in venture capital or other asset classes, and perhaps for good reason.
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I believe we are arriving, and that is where we need to be — always active in creating a more equitable and inclusive nation.
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Some highlights: We donated 5 percent of our after-tax profits to six organizations working to build a more creative and equitable world.
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"There's recognition that there is tremendous hunger and capacity for bringing a robust STEM education to the children of Oakland that is equitable."
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Bringing together all constituents– the government, the private sector and civilians– increases the chances of creating a more equitable solution to the problem.
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The FCC may have squashed net neutrality, but Newark mayor Ras Baraka says the city will keep its internet lanes open and equitable.
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All season, we media rangers are out taking as many pictures as we can in profile so we have fair and equitable pictures.
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America needs "a new, more sustainable, more equitable, more fair capitalism," Benioff told CNN's Poppy Harlow in a Boss Files interview this week.
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So another thing we should think about turning to a more equitable use of the estate tax for the biggest and wealthiest estates.
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"We intend to be prepared to go to trial to fight for a fair, competitive, and equitable marketplace for consumers nationwide," Becerra said.
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In parts of central Europe the domestic judicial system is neither fair nor equitable, because it is increasingly under the influence of politicians.
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"We urge you to resolve this dispute quickly to ensure that the USA Women's National Hockey Team receives equitable resources," the senators wrote.
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" She added: "By lifting the veil of secrecy and increasing transparency and accountability, the EMPOWER Act will create more respectful and equitable workplaces.
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That marked a new post-crisis high, according to a report Saez published for the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, a research organization.
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Societies have nonetheless chosen to adopt such rules in order to reduce the risk borne by employees and make labour markets more equitable.
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Mental Aquarius will help you direct your good will toward learning more about how to make our communities more fair, honest, and equitable.
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" I am committed to supporting all efforts by the countless activists who fight daily to make our world healthier, safer, and more equitable."
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First, imagine we lived in more prosperous and equitable times: Would Trump have gained a foothold in politics as easily as he did?
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Now, Yale is a signatory of Time's Up Healthcare, meaning it will state publicly that it's dedicated to establishing a safe, equitable workplace.
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That is because the amendatory veto as used by Rauner would substantially change the bill's intent to make teacher pension funding more equitable.
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"This will require responsive and responsible leadership with a deeper commitment to inclusive development and equitable growth, both nationally and globally," he says.
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A reinvestment in America's aging and deteriorating rural infrastructure demands financial and technical resources to address these issues in equitable and fair ways.
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" But the future of the most successful military alliance in history will not be vouchsafed simply through increased spending and "equitable burden-sharing.
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The purpose of the drill would be to display to the nation a constructive, affordable and equitable way to improve life in America.
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Equitable democracy can work only when citizens are informed, engaged in voting and equipped with the skills of advocacy, debate, compromise and leadership.
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While these steps are a good start to reclaiming your online privacy, consumers need cooperation from websites to make online transactions more equitable.
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And today's plea to abjure equitable inclusion as destructive identity politics is a clear rehearsal of Redeemer politics in the era of Trump.
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A new agenda and attitude Top of Hill's agenda is focusing on a more equitable system, from health care to taxes to housing.
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Even in a year where we've seen history-making numbers of women step up and run, we still aren't at an equitable point.
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Total pro forma revenue of AXA Equitable Holdings in the six months to June 30 was $6.99 billion, according to the SEC filing.
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The Yellow Vest protests show the importance of crafting equitable climate policies that don't make life harder for people who are already struggling.
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It stood as a model of how large-scale, bureaucratic and publicly controlled institutions could modernize the nation and make it more equitable.
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Parents need to know how schools are serving diverse communities, and whether schools provide equitable access to rich educational experiences for all students.
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We can build from these examples of reinvestment in sustainable, equitable water infrastructure, but tackling our water infrastructure demands a significant federal investment.
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None of the money earmarked by the mayor to make the city's parks system more equitable has ever been directed to Ferry Point.
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Ryan did not mention, however, any specific details or point to legislation that would achieve the goal of ensuring an equitable workplace environment.
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Federal forfeiture proceeds would go directly to the general fund to be dispersed by Congress, and the equitable sharing program would be abolished.
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We will continue to review and adjust that as part of our commitment to fair and equitable compensation for all of our teammates.
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Iceland is one of the most prosperous, equitable and accountable democracies in the world, and has recovered strongly from the 22006 financial crisis.
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In speeches and writings, Mr. Walker quotes civil rights leaders and employs soaring rhetoric to call for a more just and equitable society.
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But Pittsburgh is trying to create its own equitable, bipartisan approach to what's traditionally been a far-left ideal: decarbonization and emissions reductions.
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The key to making sure that Opportunity Funds produce direct, sustained and equitable benefits is knowing how the Funds are investing in communities.
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The committee said in a note released late on Monday that it looks forward to an "equitable and sustainable" agreement with the government.
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I help them become more equitable and feminist in their business practice—which includes centring body-safe sex toys in their product selection.
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At a more systemic level, what are the small changes you think we can make to move toward a more equitable health system?
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"Shoring up labor market experience and earnings is a good thing," said Heather Boushey, executive director at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth.
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If bail is truly designed to prevent an accused person from fleeing, there are far more efficient and equitable ways to do so.
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HARRIS There is so much frustration from black artists about the way in which our work is being seen, because it's not equitable.
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Several mothers and fathers there told us how they've managed to buck the norm, and shared their tips for a more equitable relationship.
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The misogyny among those who regard themselves as gender equitable can be particularly pernicious as it comes disguised in varied and subtle forms.
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But it isn't so hard to conjure a vision of more equitable journeys where the food keeps pace with the ever-changing scenery.
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Assange argued that the delay is necessary because the proceedings are not "equitable," saying he faces the "unlimited resources" of the U.S. government.
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That's true of my mayor's office, and it's true of my campaign staff, which is more equitable because it's over 50 percent women.
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Our rebate program makes energy efficient lighting and appliances more affordable and is part of our support for a more equitable energy future.
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Eleanor, Chidi, Jason, Tahani, Michael, and Janet have arrived in heaven and devised a perfect, equitable afterlife for all humans to go through.
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Still, Houston residents, and people throughout the country, need more efficient, equitable, and fair disaster recovery programs that can deliver funds without delay.
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Over all, the bill cuts out residents from using public review to advocate and achieve more equitable development that better serves their communities.
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I was instantly moved to become a better version of myself, and my pursuit for a more just and equitable America was deepened.
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In addition to a fair living wage, equitable accommodations and insurance, the women's hockey team is also requesting is more opportunities for girls.
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Lindsey Parker, CTO of Washington DC, discussed ways to make smart cities more equitable at Business Insider&aposs IGNITION:Smart Cities panel on Tuesday.
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Changing drug laws to be more equitable has been a central tenet of Booker's broader justice reform goals as he runs for president.
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As a woman, I'm pleased the Act recognizes that, when it comes to establishing a more peaceful and equitable world, women are unmatched.
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"There's nothing unique about passive stretching," said Arlen Zwickler, the general manager of the Athletic and Swim Club at Equitable Center in Manhattan.
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We are fighting to let kids be kids; they should not denied equitable educational opportunities or be at risk of the prison system.
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An ideal trade environment would eliminate all barriers to trade and provide equitable and decisive enforcement, but that is not our current reality.
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Heather Boushey, the executive director of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, will be the chief economist, the campaign said in a statement.
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Maybe, just maybe, we can come out of this mess with a fairer and more equitable relationship between corporations and the American public.
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Though I do identify as being pro-choice, that term is limiting: It implies equitable access to abortion, which is not the case.
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This equitable increase tenet means that for the past five years, budget agreements have been brokered between defense hawks and big government supporters.
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They value clean air and water, time with family, quality of work and life, and a more equitable distribution of income and wealth.
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Anyone with a human heart wishes there were a more equitable solution between the extremes that Apple and the FBI have laid out.
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Think tanks like the Economic Policy Institute (which, for the record, predated the researchers named above), the Roosevelt Institute, the Institute for New Economic Thinking, and especially the Washington Center for Equitable Growth put inequality and broadly shared growth at the core of their work, implicitly rejecting the old-economics' precept that growth can be either efficient or equitable, but not both.
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"My administration has repeatedly welcomed, and continues to welcome, the legislative leadership to reach a sensible, equitable agreement on this issue," the governor added.
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The silence typically caused by stigma has slowed the growing movement among people of both countries to demand equitable treatment for mental health disorders.
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Our school community highly values the equitable and respectful treatment of our students and have policies and procedures in place that support this value.
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Mr. Grandi, an Italian, called on Europe to share the numbers of asylum seekers pouring onto the Continent in a fair and equitable way.
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Apollo filed his divorce petition in Georgia on Thursday ... requesting joint legal custody of their 2 children and an equitable split of their assets.
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That leaders, at all levels, will set new, ambitious priorities and enact substantial changes in policy to redesign institutions and support more equitable communities.
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In 2017, there is still much work to be done to break down the barriers to a truly equitable society: some palpable, others invisible.
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And if such a fund were to cultivate a sense of economic solidarity, it might well encourage other steps towards a more equitable society.
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"We ask that your readers don't jump to conclusions and let the process play out in a fair and equitable way," Mr. Nabizadeh said.
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As NASA aims to make spaceflight more inclusive and equitable, outdated ideas about women and their fitness for certain aspects of spaceflight still persist.
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Peruvians will judge him on his promise, at his inauguration, to create "a modern, more just, more equitable" country in his five-year term.
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Hopefully, this year's overlap marks a step in a more equitable direction, in which stories about women are valued as Best Picture-worthy, too.
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With her answer, Moretz made a good point: This isn't about her, really, this is about a movement toward a better, more equitable Hollywood.
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"The union has not accurately portrayed our position or our willingness to reach a fair and equitable agreement with its members," the statement said.
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Ultimately, when we work to create a more equitable society where both families and businesses thrive, we create an America that works for everyone.
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We, therefore, need to create a more equitable system that closes loopholes, invests in communities and puts money in the hands of working Americans.
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And while Time's Up is for furthering safe, equitable workplaces for everybody, its wide reach should not be misconstrued as a lack of focus.
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In 10 years, work and jobs will look quite different from today, in a very good way, a more equitable, free and efficient way.
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We the people must stand up and demand an equitable and just humanitarian response, and the federal funding to help Puerto Rico rebuild sustainably.
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"We support our people in recognizing International Workers' Day and other efforts to raise awareness for safe and equitable employment conditions," the email continued.
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But Home Trust, a unit of Home Capital Group and Equitable Group - two of Canada's biggest subprime lenders - said they participate in bundled lending.
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Selfless, kind, and equitable, Libras consider butterfly clips to be more than hair holders—they're an extension of friendship (Libras hate to be alone).
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" "These results give each party a chance to find common ground, whether it be on infrastructure or finding some equitable, workable solution to healthcare.
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The real question, as they grapple with how best to fight for quality, equitable education, is whether to stand up for charters at all.
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