By building more equitable companies, we can create a more equitable world.
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Explain. • How could school funding be made more equitable?
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It's just that hiring practices need to be more equitable.
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It isn't enough for decentralized networks to be more equitable.
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Explain.• How might education in Charlottesville be made more equitable?
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Students carried banners calling for a more equitable education system.
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I want their successes to contribute to a more equitable society.
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By comparison, the negative effects of binge drinking are more equitable.
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There is no guarantee that this expansion will prove more equitable.
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They argue a national popular vote system would be more equitable.
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Yes, transitioning to a more equitable system might eliminate some jobs.
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They encourage artists invested in creating a more equitable future to apply.
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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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But there also countless opportunities to build a healthier, more equitable world.
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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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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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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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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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They deserve a more equitable and less costly federal student loan program.
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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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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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On balance, there are fewer resources for couples seeking a more equitable arrangement.
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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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These seemingly small changes are the bedrock of a more equitable justice system.
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This is a simple step toward a more equitable health system for all.
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We support efforts to make our criminal justice system fairer and more equitable.
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In another, more equitable pop culture landscape, maybe Little America would land better.
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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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So many of us are working towards a more equitable and inclusive institution.
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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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To others, it was proof that Hollywood shouldn't strive for more equitable gender representation.
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Some transit agencies have tweaked how they punish evasion to make it more equitable.
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Our squad includes any person committed to building a more equitable and just world.
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And how do you believe we might achieve a more equitable distribution going forward?
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"Our squad includes any person committed to creating a more equitable and just world."
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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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Let's hope it's a sign of a more equitable future in the music industry.
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None of the options is a more regulated, less unequal, dramatically more equitable future.
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Removing the test, however, will change the definition of merit to reflect more equitable ideals.
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Tackling corruption and ensuring more equitable distribution of Nigeria's wealth will benefit all its people.
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Second, the military for which women would be registering is now a more equitable institution.
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There is no path to a more equitable society that doesn't involve greater democratic participation.
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That means making it fairer, more equitable and as free from negative distortions as possible.
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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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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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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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Selections like those should make the statistics look more equitable in, perhaps, a few decades.
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With more people applying for mortgages online, the lending landscape was expected to become more equitable.
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It was out of a spirit of trying to be more equitable based on our means.
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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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They can absolutely make systems more equitable and fair, but they won't succeed without our help.
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I am passionate about scaling innovation to create a world that is healthier and more equitable.
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I feel rather than punishment, we should have gender sensitization to make public spaces more equitable.
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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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Measures like the Voting Rights Act ushered in a more equitable, peaceful era in American elections.
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Ms. Weigel espouses a utopian impulse that would make falling in love easier and more equitable.
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Perhaps it is time we retire these dinosaurs and bask in a brighter, more equitable future.
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Limits on such unmerited income are likely to promote more solid investments and more equitable growth.
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Engaging diverse employees is not only more equitable, but it improves the quality of the technology.
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Preventing immense suffering and transitioning to a healthier and more equitable society are not scientific goals.
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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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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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Still, both Sanders' and Warrens' approaches would result in a more equitable and less expensive system.
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But progressive activists and lawmakers say the spending package needs to be bigger and more equitable.
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Mr. Corbett said he intended to push for a more equitable seat at the negotiating table.
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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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Trump's tax returns -- or lack thereof -- cannot be excluded from any discussion of a more equitable system.
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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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If the Bay Area becomes more equitable, Ludlow said, then workers wouldn't have to consider moving all.
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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 only way to have a more equitable society is to have more voices at the table.
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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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We cannot engineer a more equitable nation simply by dressing up institutions in more shades of brown.
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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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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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They share their beliefs, and explain how the party has helped them work toward a more equitable society.
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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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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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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 progressive March women are all fierce in their beliefs in more equitable treatment and opportunities for women.
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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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We strongly believe that investing in the dreams of young girls will lead to a more equitable world.
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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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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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We can't hope to build a more equitable economy unless working people have strong organizations of their own.
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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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"Science alone can't solve it, but it can help make for a more equitable justice system," he said.
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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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The goal of removing an applicant's salary history data from their application process is to make compensation more equitable.
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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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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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Then, we can evaluate and revise our management and employment practices so that we're building more equitable structures instead.
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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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Net neutrality may indeed be dead, but the fight is far from over to ensure a more equitable internet.
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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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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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" "We are stronger together, and we can't wait to make NBC News Digital more equitable and fair for 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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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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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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In many instances, that involves letting these communities have their space within the broader movement toward a more equitable America.
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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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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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Nowadays it is big business, on the one hand, and slowly becoming more equitable and less exclusionary, on the other.
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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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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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Experts have said models in place in other countries can drive a more equitable, efficient delivery system for less money.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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 technological revolution poses a major problem for Democrats seeking ways to make economic outcomes more equitable by geography and class.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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" 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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This would create a more equitable economic arrangement, but there's no reason to believe that this alone will solve the journalism industry's financial woes.
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But our philosophical differences never caused me to question his acumen or ability to lead New York into a better, safer, more equitable era.
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Tax reform legislation should make the credit refundable, which would go a long way toward creating a fair and more equitable set of incentives.
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In fact, Americans' struggle to get ahead would be easier – and the economy more equitable – but for Republicans' deplorable economic stewardship and obstructionist strategies.
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Then, a forward-thinking narcotics captain named Steve Brown challenged Daugaard's group to identify what a more equitable approach to policing might look like.
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We can start by pursuing a more equitable set of economic arrangements that respects labor and environmental rights and shares global wealth more broadly.
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Though the couples are still more equitable, one partner often has higher earnings, and one a greater share of household chores and child care.
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Having an involved father around for part of this can further protect moms and lead to more equitable parenting arrangements in the long run.
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If corporate America wants to create a more equitable and inclusive workplace, the report concludes, it needs not a Band-Aid but an intervention.
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There are plenty of reasons America should demand more equitable burden sharing and reforms to international rule books, starting with the World Trade Organization.
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At the more equitable end, 35 percent of commenters identified as female at the Texas Tribune (with 56 percent male and 9 percent ambiguous).
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The film seems to ask if King's plea for a more equitable society was in vain: he is preaching to a city in ruin.
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Zielinski, who has helped design new systems and protocols to make more equitable city infrastructure, told me that much of the discussion is around access.
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"Tom has done a remarkable job in creating a more equitable and accessible cultural sector for all New Yorkers," de Blasio said in today's statement.
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A Blade of Grass believes in the power of socially engaged art and artists to participate meaningfully in creating a more equitable and compassionate future.
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In the early days, when there were only a few hundred thousand people collaborating on Wikipedia, Matei said the content production was significantly more equitable.
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In her evening speech, Merkel focused on how the art world could trailblaze more equitable social and financial guidelines for the rest of the country.
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"New York is on the cusp of making its streets safer and more equitable for everyone — all our legislators have to do is vote yes."
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Just as splitting each retirement plan is more equitable than trading one account for another, the same goes for trading retirement accounts for other assets.
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Our squad includes any person committed to building a more equitable and just world, and that is the work we want to give back to.
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These are things that we have to take radical positions on if we're going to turn around our society around to make it more equitable.
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The failure to provide explicit, consistent, and strong supports for fathers is a failure to pave the way for a more equitable kind of parenting.
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Advocates of the system say it is more equitable than the 2013 legislation that often sees protests, displacement of residents, delays and lengthy court battles.
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It is not up to women alone to stand up for themselves; we are all allies in the effort to create a more equitable society.
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Look to restaurants led by women of color, those that have achieved more equitable relationships with their staff and communities, and study what they're doing.
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And to promote a more equitable determination process, it would subject SSDI judges to a code of ethics similar to those applied to other judges.
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It is more equitable than to leave all the child care to the mother, and with luck may establish better habits of sharing domestic tasks.
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"Whole Foods said it was making the change "to better meet the needs of our business and create a more equitable and efficient scheduling model.
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Elizabeth Warren's (D-MA) town hall event on Monday night, she floated a seemingly radical idea to make voting more equitable: abolishing the Electoral College.
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We would've been out of Iraq earlier, we would've had a more equitable economic system, we would've had universal health care a long time ago.
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These are just some of the things we're doing at Greylock to address the imbalances that keep our industry from being more equitable and productive.
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All we really need, like the tropical forests crippled by the storm, is an opportunity to grow again, in a sustainable and more equitable way.
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King believes that accountability can succeed if it works alongside other critical changes, including more-equitable funding, higher-quality curriculums and better training for teachers.
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"I intend to do everything I can to make the Recording Academy, the entertainment industry and our society more inclusive and more equitable," she said.
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Growing up in a segregated era, Ms. Franklin absorbed not only the tenets of faith but also a determination to make earthly life more equitable.
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But Ms. Keller argued that there was intrinsic merit simply in bringing together like-minded people who aspire to make capitalism a bit more equitable.
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This is why we launched the RESPECT Program, and are again urging Victoria's Secret to join us in creating a safer, more equitable fashion industry.
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Making our communities safer and more equitable remains my life's work, and I'm simply not ready to slow down and put public service behind me.
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Their presidencies — in Argentina, Brazil and Chile — made the region an exemplar of the global push for a more equitable footing for women in politics.
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It's time to end the increasingly hefty federal subsidies graduate and professional students are receiving and provide access to more equitable and responsible financing options.
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This marketplace would simply subsidize the cost of this endeavor and allow for a more equitable cost sharing relationship between the public and private sectors.
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More equitable partnerships, along with structural changes that would mitigate the "mommy penalty," could help more women accelerate in their careers and attain management positions.
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Ultimately, a national strategy for the American workforce seeks to push the country toward a new economic model, which creates more equitable patterns of growth.
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Activists believe implementing such a regulation would protect consumers from predatory practices and privacy violations, while also making lending and access to capital more equitable.
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Avendaño's new lawsuit, and Uber's plans to handle it, will be a test of Uber's much-ballyhooed commitment to crafting a more equitable company culture.
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If the whole system ends up working as its advocates believe, the result is a more competitive but at the same time more equitable marketplace.
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Passionate activists are using technology to make the world a safer, more equitable place — and a new video series shines a light on their powerful stories.
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Palaniappan describes Earnin as a way of creating a more equitable financial system for the millions of people on the lowest rungs of the economic ladder.
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This World Oceans Day, I urge you to think about how you can overcome these biases to establish a more equitable and accessible ocean for all.
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Tyrion and his crew of respectable characters will guide Westeros towards a more equitable future, while Bran the Weirdo stares at birds and tracks down Drogon.
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Organisers say the strike draws attention to wages, violence against women, and the need for greater representation in positions of power and more equitable family policy.
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I think reflecting on the political stakes and implications of "representation" in mainstream arenas will be crucial to developing stronger coalitions and more equitable political agendas.
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"The two leaders will discuss the NATO allies' progress on increasing defense spending and ensuring more equitable burden-sharing," the White House said in a statement.
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Providing more income security for the struggling working class would not only produce a more equitable society, it would also increase spending and improve economic growth.
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It's not clear whether that's because seeing women in power changes employees' unconscious beliefs about gender or because the women in charge create more equitable environments.
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"Affordable bike share for more New Yorkers helps us build a fairer and more equitable city," Mayor Bill de Blasio said in a statement on Tuesday.
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But is this the best we can do at a moment when many in New York City are demanding a more equitable approach to urban development?
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But a city's walkability is dynamic and can be improved with people-oriented city planning, which will benefit the local economy and make societies more equitable.
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That could also give developers in our community the opportunity to improve on algorithms, and build different things they feel would make the process more equitable.
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Certainly, they are acting like the only things they can fight for in the stimulus bill are more equitable approaches to how the economy is revived.
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Recognizing these inequalities, Chandra believes the key to more equitable preparation isn't just to equip individuals with supplies and information but to focus on broader communities.
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The conversation about what comes next, how to rebuild and how to engineer a more equitable city, is a long one and is now only beginning.
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"SB34 makes our Commonwealth a more equitable and welcoming place," Luis Aguilar, the Virginia CASA director for Latino and immigrant communities, said in a press release.
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You won't save the planet all by yourself, or make the country a more equitable place, but, hey, doing something is always better than doing nothing.
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That's how many Senate Republicans the Democrats have to sway if they want to pass rules for an impeachment trial they consider to be more equitable.
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Yet the owner of the houses, Mayor Bill de Blasio, said on Friday that he welcomed a chance to make the property tax system more equitable.
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They could aggressively micro-manage their employees without software, and conversely, they could easily implement these tools in a more equitable way, as some companies have.
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The big question is: Will we seize this moment to create a more just, more equitable, more resilient world — or just sleepwalk into chaos and oblivion?
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Certainly the World Government Summit is saying in terms of making life more equitable, making opportunities for both men and women are essential to inclusive growth.
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These reform efforts demonstrate that it is indeed possible to promote public safety while being fiscally responsible, creating a more equitable and effective criminal justice system.
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In an attempt to use a more equitable surface, the organizers chose to stage the event on an indoor hardcourt, at the Caja Mágica tennis complex.
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He built something bigger than personal wealth: a reasonable way for great masses of people to get a more equitable share of the world's financial pie.
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Women might have been spurred to negotiate after seeing that their salaries were lower, he theorized, or cities might have made salaries more equitable to avoid lawsuits.
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"It will shift the dial by drawing out specific cases that by tackling them we could pave way for a more equitable future for others," says Rennie.
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But if he is to make French higher education more efficient and more equitable, he needs to succeed in these first steps, and then build something better.
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Despite serving as the spokeswoman of the PAIGC, Ms Semedo accepts that the hope of "a happier and more equitable society" after independence has not been realised.
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Partners can expect a more equitable and balanced relationship, which is important especially for networks that have been in the driver's seat in TV for so long.
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Some want Renault to sell some of its Nissan shares and use the money to strengthen its balance-sheet, as a prelude to a more equitable alliance.
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Only by embracing the need for alternatives to police enforcement — and holding our leaders accountable for reform — can we truly make our communities safer and more equitable.
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Despite the lack of knowledge of the farm bill, the other truth is that a majority of voters want a cleaner, healthier, and more equitable food system.
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The OECD operates by consensus of its members; while this means a more equitable decision-making process, it also means policy decisions are made much more slowly.
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This would improve job quality and contribute towards building a more equitable and stable economic system — as opposed to merely training and matching workers to any job.
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By contrast, an agenda to improve the health care system and create a more equitable society will keep the party focused for many election cycles to come.
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A more equitable distribution of work across gender lines would help working-class men while also giving greater opportunity to women entering fields populated mostly by men.
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Such a candidate could emphasize that minority voters consistently want greater safety, as well as a more equitable criminal justice system, and offer to give them both.
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Members of the Oromo ethnic group make up a third of Ethiopia's population, and street protesters demanded reforms like more equitable economic development and greater political participation.
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The time for schools to create more equitable systems to support all students and all faculty and staff is long overdue, but now is better than never.
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Sheehy offered something different: a midlife in which we fundamentally rethink our deeply held ideals about gender and family, adopting new and more equitable ways of living.
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At least some compensation experts harbor a hopeful view that over time, sustained scrutiny of the income gap might lead to a more equitable distribution of wealth.
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We really believe technology and technology companies can play a tremendous role to make the world more equitable and crack open opportunity for people who are vulnerable.
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The last rounds of grants, about $600 million, included support for Atlantic Fellows, described as young emerging leaders working in their countries for healthier, more equitable societies.
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Since that is difficult when there is no historical data on which to base a more equitable data-pricing system, we could start with a data auction.
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And a recent study by Deirdre Pfeiffer, a professor of urban planning, suggests that racial minorities encounter "more equitable" conditions in newly built suburbs than in cities.
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It also means that we are going to make a federal tax system that is more equitable, so Americans can fulfill their potential and live in dignity.
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The businessman has argued that a universal basic income for all Americans older than 18 would play a key role in making the modern economy more equitable.
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Policymakers, including those vying for the White House, should take note — Americans are looking for bold action that will make the country healthier, stronger and more equitable.
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Publishers that work with Twitter say their partnerships, though smaller in scale than Google and Facebook, have been built to be more equitable and consistent long-term.
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The mayor, who has promised a more equitable city, should make sure that a major project like this will serve all kinds of communities, wealthy and low-income.
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And while we have to hold men who abuse and harass others accountable, equally as important, we have to create a pathway forward for a more equitable tomorrow.
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He argued that democracy is overrated — that it isn't necessarily more just than other forms of government, and that it doesn't empower citizens or create more equitable outcomes.
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Duma Boko, the human rights lawyer who leads the Umbrella for Democratic Change, an opposition coalition, had vowed to seek "much fairer and more equitable terms" for Botswana.
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There, Trudeau — an avowed feminist who notably appointed a Cabinet with an equal number of men and women — gave remarks about making the workplace more equitable for women.
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South Koreans are broadly supportive of his efforts to tame conglomerates, root out corruption and create a more equitable society by improving health care, pensions and labour conditions.
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This is an opinion piece by Matthew Kincaid, the founder of Overcoming Racism , an organization that seeks to build more equitable institutions through comprehensive race and equity training.
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If Trump truly cared about Tibbetts and all the women who have lost their lives to violence, he would work toward building a more equitable society for everyone.
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"It's understanding that if you have a safer, more equitable city, that will make you better able to withstand the next earthquake or the next flood," said Berkowitz.
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Nevertheless, activists have said they remain committed to governing the land as a commons, focusing their efforts on rebuilding and creating a more equitable, horizontal, assembly of usages.
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While Trump certainly had a case as far as making the trade relationship more equitable, his strong-arm tactics have so far failed to achieve his desired goals.
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It's good that single-payer would redistribute health care spending to be far more equitable, but our goal should not be to spend less on health care overall.
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Democracy can withstand this challenge but only if people who work are organized, have a voice, and can fight for a more equitable distribution of power and wealth.
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And this tells us something very important — namely, that a government that wants to can make American society more equitable, improving the quality of life for ordinary families.
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Second, by preserving the gain that accrues when wealthy taxpayers hold securities rather than exempting it from taxation, the rule would make the tax code considerably more equitable.
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The bank offered farmers more equitable access to capital, and despite initial fears that it represented a Bolshevik takeover of the state, the bank eventually gained bipartisan support.
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In essence, those who market, manage and equip the reform are profiting from it, even as the country's schools are unlikely to reap more, or more equitable, achievement.
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Additionally, in order for companies to obtain "Equal Pay Certification" from the EEOC, they would have to commit to key changes aimed at making the workplace more equitable.
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And while I agree that demanding a more equitable division of labor represents a "feminist dream," at its core it's really a dream of universal, gender-blind justice.
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In the early stages of her campaign, she has said schools deserve more equitable funding, and she has backed raising taxes on those earning more than $5 million.
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When she became a young adult, Taylor traveled the same road as millions of other black Americans, leaving the South for a locale that was reputedly more equitable.
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As schools implement new dress codes in an effort to make these policies more equitable for students, they still contend with some doubts and concerns from community members.
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He must now deliver on a new social contract that is offering a more equitable and better managed China in exchange for continued public acceptance of party rule.
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At the time, Brazil's leftist government, led by President Dilma Rousseff, saw expanding access to health care as crucial to its goal of building a more equitable society.
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There is little data on whether forcing companies to disclose pay makes it more equitable, mostly because the pay of individual workers or companies is generally kept secret.
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" A department spokeswoman said making the process more efficient would "ensure more equitable and regular access to federal records for all requesters, not just litigious special interest groups.
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Basav Sen directs the Climate Justice Project at the Institute for Policy Studies, a progressive think tank dedicated to building a more equitable, ecologically sustainable, and peaceful society.
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That's the dark joke about being a young person of color in the US, where access to information is more equitable than the power to use that information.
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It's true that New York has a long way to go to become a more equitable city in which everyone has an affordable, safe place to call home.
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"These results are an encouraging sign that more diverse training data may produce more equitable outcomes, should it be possible for developers to use such data," Grother said.
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They were calling for a lot of things, but underneath all that was a larger initiative: to call for more equitable participation and greater inclusion in exhibitions, programming.
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But even as the party has moved to create a more equitable judicial system, it has resisted harsh punishments for officials involved in wrongful convictions, wary of creating instability.
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Now to the economy, where it's been shown time and again that carbon taxes are the last thing anyone hoping for a better and more equitable economy should want.
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"I've been involved in fighting for more equitable school funding across New York state and in New York City as well for 15 years," Nixon said on The View.
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And if the stabilization of existing distributions of income and wealth will be increasingly difficult to achieve, any attempt to render them more equitable necessarily faces even bigger obstacles.
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Monthly unlimited passes and other discount options aren't supported yet, but experts are holding out hope that the new OMNY system proves to be more equitable than the MetroCard.
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Analysts have put that falling support down to graft allegations against government officials, a slowing economy, high unemployment and demands from black citizens for more equitable distribution of land.
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However, it certainly appears to be a viable option worth considering that would produce more equitable outcomes for federal whistleblowers than the current system of self-policing at OAWP.
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While questions of how to create more equitable workplaces for women have been around for decades, a kind of urgency has set in as sexual harassment claims pile up.
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This means there's a strong case for demanding concessions from car infrastructure to facilitate walking, biking, and scooter riding — transit options that are more equitable and easier to access.
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Guaranteeing minimum savings for full-time workers won't just benefit the millions of Americans dreading an unforeseen expense; it will also make our entire economy stronger and more equitable.
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Tanden, and her unwavering commitment to building a more equitable and inclusive democracy with sound policies that make the lives of Americans better, is exactly what the party needs.
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" Democrats say the measure will correct decades of enforcement that targeted people of color, and Cuomo's office says the legislation aims to make marijuana enforcement "fairer and more equitable.
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Miriam Pemberton directs the Peace Economy Transitions project at the Institute for Policy Studies, a progressive think tank dedicated to building a more equitable, ecologically sustainable, and peaceful society.
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"One of the most important things you can do in the world is to take your financial wherewithal and put it towards a more equitable economic system," she said.
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A second room, featured an performance-installation, described as an invitation to "co-create tools to create a more equitable world," in which dancers constructed a sprung wooden dancefloor.
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We see an unparalleled opportunity to hasten a shift away from fossil fuels; achieve major, enduring reductions in carbon pollution; and secure a cleaner, smarter, more equitable electric grid.
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Having accepted the chairmanship of Twentieth Century Fox's board of directors, Willkie pressed the film industry for fairer depictions of black characters and more equitable employment of black workers.
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He has racked up a string of wins in early state nominating contests with attacks on Wall Street and calls for a more equitable distribution of the country's wealth.
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Although Madikizela-Mandela helped usher in a new, more equitable South African political system during her lifetime, she was also entangled in a number of scandals over the years.
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"There's tremendous potential…to be at the table if single-payer becomes a significant part of the political discourse, and create a system that is more equitable," Pean says.
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While more equitable for women than film, TV remains a male-dominated industry, and "Conviction" is the rare drama created and run by two women (with Mark Gordon producing).
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Its vision is to create healthy, more equitable communities, through big city innovation and leadership, and its mission is to advance equity and health for present and future generations.
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The affirmatively furthering principle complements this protection by requiring that we go further than minimizing harm, by actively working to level the playing field and build more equitable communities.
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The power dynamic on "The Therapist," which uses the framework of an actual session to simulate structured intimacy, is more equitable, and sometimes weighted in favor of the celebrity.
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As people working toward a more equitable, democratic and peaceful world, we must not sit back and let an inspiring democratic society be attacked or destroyed by foreign aggression.
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It Turns Out Spending More Probably Does Improve Education New research could provide fresh momentum for more lawsuits like a recent one in Connecticut seeking more equitable school funding.
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While making the disciplinary system fairer does not directly address racial disparities, the hope is that by creating a more equitable system, many of the racial issues will disappear.
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U.S.T. chose to depart before the conference's members — who made their intentions of booting the university clear — voted to kick out the school to make the league more equitable.
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These progressives — many of whom are people of color — are intent on making the courts more equitable and less damaging to the people who come in contact with them.
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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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Online, things are a little more equitable, with NBC planning to offer a livestream of the closing ceremony starting at 7 pm ET (4 pm PT) in all time zones.
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Democratic State Senator Andy Manar said he will file legislation on Wednesday to establish a more equitable school funding system that will drive resources to high-need, high-poverty districts.
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"The commission will lead the entertainment industry toward alignment in achieving safer, fairer, more equitable and accountable workplaces — particularly for women and marginalized people," the commission stated in a release.
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Conversations such as this one can help forge a more equitable, inclusive, and sustainable path forward in an art world that too often has flaunted its indifference to these issues.
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But such an approach, for instance coding Social Security quarters to different types of work, would allow for raising the retirement age in a more equitable way in today's economy.
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The danger is that the demonization of NAFTA will distract from the much harder work of figuring out how to make economic globalization more equitable, more inclusive and more sustainable.
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Look north to Canada, or south to Australia, and you will see different possibilities of peaceful evolution away from Britain, toward sane and whole, more equitable and less sanguinary countries.
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When Title I was created, it was intended to supplement existing funds, rather than replace them, in order to provide students in high poverty schools with more equitable educational opportunities.
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"Women working outside of the home should make an effort to have a conscious conversation with their partners about more equitable sharing of household and family responsibilities," Dr. Joyce said.
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By the 19583s, a radical political culture and belief in the rights of citizens to control their government and create a more equitable economy had not gone away in Cuba.
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Doing nothing — to reverse climate change, to create a more equitable society, to elevate the marginalized and to heal the sick — is exactly what the other side is already doing.
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That's because the pay gap will persist until companies examine the inequity embedded in their practices and make the changes necessary to build a more equitable, diverse and just workforce.
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That flavor was supposed to set up a co-op to harvest nuts in a more equitable way for the farmers and donate a percentage of sales to Brazilian nonprofits.
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"To this end, the Fund-supported program focuses on boosting public investment, making the tax system more equitable and fair and improving access to finance for small businesses," Mati said.
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More important, aiming to abolish billionaires would involve reshaping the structure of the digital economy so that it produces a more equitable ratio of superrich to the rest of us.
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In the second half of it, she proposes several promising ideas to make higher education more equitable, like more funding for Pell Grants and for colleges focused on minority students.
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We hope that New York Media will recognize our union so that we can begin an amicable collective-bargaining process and build a stronger, more equitable company for another 50 years.
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Yang says on his website he would work with states to implement salary disclosure laws and implement pilot studies to test whether policy changes result in more equitable hiring and pay.
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The sentiment toward public ownership of these water systems has been growing due to public systems' provision of better quality water at lower costs, more equitable service, and public health improvements.
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A third person also noted issues of compatibility, saying Barclays' compensation structure gives a handful of senior managers a much greater share of rewards whereas DBS's pay structure is more equitable.
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First, geoengineering is a plausible approach to solving our climate problems this century, and second, engineering the climate generates tough policy challenges, but also opportunities to make the planet more equitable.
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Instead, he said, Mr. Menendez was fighting for issues in the public interest that he had long championed, including making the health care system more equitable and enhancing port security abroad.
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The far-right and left alike insist that each has long pursued a more equitable system free from the control of wealthy Paris-based elites out of touch with ordinary people.
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Claiming a culture of sexual harassment and gender bias at Nike that left women demeaned and underpaid, two former employees sued the sports apparel company late Thursday, demanding more equitable policies.
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"These results are an encouraging sign that more diverse training data may produce more equitable outcomes, should it be possible for developers to use such data," Grother said in a statement.
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But to hear him tell it, Benioff is still a stranger in the buttoned-down nation's capital, with no political aspirations beyond trying to make the world a more equitable place.
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Yes, strong antitrust enforcement is vital to preserving free and functioning markets and reining in abuses by dominant companies, but it is insufficient to create a more equitable and competitive marketplace.
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We invite you to respond with additional resources so that the full scope of inequality can be revealed — and we can work to make the arts more equitable for all women.
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Robin Stern, PhD, is the associate director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence where she works every day to make the world a more equitable and compassionate place for all.
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Donna P. Hall is the President & CEO of the Women Donors Network, a community of progressive women donors who invest their energy, experience, and philanthropic dollars toward building a more equitable world.
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"While we still have much work ahead, HB 2355 represents an important step towards creating a more equitable justice system to better serve all Oregonians," Brown emailed the Post in a statement.
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And tearing down the barriers to more equitable economic prosperity will involve reconciling the people building technology with the cultural effects of that technology on the citizens that they do not understand.
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He envisioned a more equitable position for himself and his art, proposing a more symmetrical power binary between Western art history and non-Western cultures within the parameters of contemporary American painting.
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"Addressing disparities that too often fall along racial and socioeconomic lines should not be political issues," Brown said in a statement, saying that the law will create a more equitable justice system.
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We hope this global day of action compels Uber to pay their drivers a living wage and to build more equitable relationships with the people who are the heart of their company.
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"The focus of his meetings will be reinforcing the U.S. commitment to strengthening the NATO alliance, ensuring more equitable burden sharing, bolstering NATO readiness and addressing regional security issues," the statement said.
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YOU KNOW, VERY MALE DOMINATED STILL, BUT THERE HAVE BEEN A LOT OF EFFORTS TO TRY IT MAKE IT MORE EQUITABLE AND FOR PEOLE TO HAVE MORE OF A WORK/LIFE BALANCE.
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DATING A nice, smooth effect/affect of gender being smoked down to roach is that money inside of dating and relationships has to shift, and will probably (???!!!) shift into something more equitable.
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These benefits made health care more equitable and insurance plans more viable They mostly came about to address problems in the insurance risk pool that other parts of the health law created.
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If elected, Katumbi said he would sit down with mining companies and work towards a more equitable system of levies on the mining industry, one of Congo's few sources of foreign exchange.
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If the goal is to grow the database by collecting DNA from innocent people to solve crimes, then a universal DNA database of all Americans and visitors would be far more equitable.
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"In pursuing economic globalization, we should make it more open, more inclusive, more balanced, more equitable and more beneficial to all," the Chinese leader told the gathering of political and business leaders.
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"Buyers who shook hands with the sellers were less likely to lie — even to their own detriment — which made the outcomes more equitable and allowed sellers to do better," the researchers wrote.
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The mandate overrides local authority to negotiate with these companies over lease terms like the small-cell devices' location, size, appearance or any contribution to enable more equitable or affordable internet service.
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But his supporters see him as a figure of hope, having defeated two of the country's powerful political dynasties based partly on his promises of a less corrupt and more equitable society.
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Already, students across the country have petitioned their universities to switch to mandatory pass/D/fail grading to make the semester more equitable for those coping with a variety of difficult situations.
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As public services including many schools move online, network operators are being asked to facilitate more equitable access to internet services, as quarantine measures highlight the need to bridge the connectivity divide.
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After college, Mr. Holguin enrolled in the People's College of Law, an unaccredited law school in Los Angeles, convinced that the quickest way to a more equitable society was through the courts.
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It is a more familiar role for the president, one his aides say will pay dividends for the United States in the form of better trade deals and more equitable security arrangements.
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After college, Mr. Holguin enrolled in the People's College of Law, an unaccredited law school in Los Angeles, convinced that the quickest way to a more equitable society was through the courts.
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Their mission: to establish an experimental utopian community inspired by the economist Henry George, whose wildly popular book, "Progress and Poverty," influenced readers around the world in search of more equitable societies.
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A Sentencing Commission analysis estimated that as of May 2018 there were around 2,660 cases like Mr. Charles's — people sentenced under repudiated crack laws who are now eligible for more equitable treatment.
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But Mr. Mnuchin has championed more equitable treatment of American films in China, viewing existing restrictions on foreign entertainment as part of the problematic behavior the Trump administration is trying to correct.
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But if we want to figure how to make our food system more equitable and sustainable, we're also going to have to zoom in on the realities of agriculture on the ground.
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"The Clean Slate bill helps us accomplish something I have worked hard to do since I took office, make our criminal justice system fairer, more equitable, and more focused on rehabilitation," Wolf said.
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In Cryptowestworld, something very similar might be happening; the attention, innovation, and ridiculous quantities of money being poured into the space might help to kickstart some genuinely new, more equitable, decentralized financial systems.
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"My administration will pursue tax reforms towards simpler, more equitable and more efficient tax system that can foster investment and job creation," Duterte said in his State of the Nation Address to Congress.
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They need to be thinking about the things that we're living through every day, in a way that's going to help us transform our reality and create something more equitable for our people.
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Josh Hoxie directs the Taxation and Opportunity Project at the Institute for Policy Studies, a progressive think tank dedicated to building a more equitable, ecologically sustainable, and peaceful society.. View the discussion thread.
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The 116th Congress is poised to reauthorize the Higher Education Act (HEA), the federal law governing higher education programs, providing a once-in-a decade chance to promote a more equitable education system.
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But there's also a more personal message emphasized by the Goalkeepers actively working to make a more equitable world: Do not take for granted the impact one individual can have in creating change.
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New engine regulations, changes to the cars to make it easier for drivers to overtake, a more equitable distribution of prize money and some form of cost control are expected to be discussed.
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The council vowed to meet with Bitcoin miners and explore changing city policy and petition the state to make new policies that will allow for more equitable use of the city's power resources.
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The money should go toward improving privacy of our information on the internet, countering identity theft, improving connectivity and internet literacy, all causes that would help create a more equitable internet for all.
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Carey wants the agreement, which has not been drawn up yet, to include a more equitable distribution of prize money and a budget cap so the teams do not spend beyond their means.
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Amid deep resentment toward the role of business in wealth disparities and shrinking the middle class, shared ownership is the surest path toward building both a more equitable enterprise and a just society.
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Although many of those lawmakers have said that they generally support the notion of a more equitable property tax system, few seem eager to deal with the potential fallout of imposing the changes.
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Building models for the current and future workplace that value the role of all workers will be fundamental to ensuring not only a more equitable workplace but also greater equality and democracy worldwide.
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Kamala Harris unveiled a comprehensive criminal justice plan on Monday that pledges to shift away from mass incarceration and work toward a more equitable system, while promoting public safety and law enforcement accountability.
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The plan, they said, would make urban areas more equitable, accessible, and environmentally friendly—all by gradually eliminating the privately owned personal car and relying exclusively on public transit and tech-led transportation solutions.
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Blumenauer's "blueprint" to legalize marijuana also calls for the federal government to provide medical marijuana for veterans, more equitable taxation for marijuana businesses and rolling back federal prohibitions on marijuana research, among other things.
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" Rauner also said that in addition to a surge of Illinois state police in the short term, he thinks the solution to the problem lies in "more equitable school funding, more equal school funding.
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Americans took comfort in the fact that their version of capitalism was not only the most dynamic and productive economic system in the world but one that was steadily becoming more equitable and fair.
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NASA has made specific efforts to tout its plans to make the Artemis program more equitable than Apollo by making it clear that a woman will be on the first flight to the Moon.
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Schaeuble said Europe needed to consider harmonising its social benefits to achieve a more equitable distribution of migrants among EU members, a subject that he said had thus far been considered "taboo" in Germany.
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"You can promise anything you want - make a nod toward a more equitable society, empowering women, work-life balance, welfare for all generations," said Jeffrey Kingston, director of Asian studies at Temple University Japan.
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If city, state, and national leaders want to end the spread of violence and help communities reach healthier and more equitable outcomes, they must prioritize violence as a health issue that can be prevented.
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Indeed, we see more equitable representation of women as only one step toward building a more just and feminist policy agenda—particularly within the male-dominated and notoriously entrenched realm of U.S. foreign policy.
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While the movie's hero advocates for a more equitable system, the director Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia and his cast and crew examine the circumstances in which needy people can be coerced to devour one another.
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SAN FRANCISCO — California on Tuesday became the first state to fully abolish cash bail, a step that backers said would create a more equitable criminal justice system, one less dependent on a person's wealth.
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"AARP is prepared to support tax legislation that makes the tax code more equitable and efficient, promotes growth, and produces sufficient revenue to pay for critical national programs, including Medicare and Medicaid," it wrote.
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The relevant issue is to enhance the capacities of the poor to contribute to the process of growth by empowering them to participate, on more equitable terms, in the dynamics of the market economy.
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What does it mean to unionize, though, when your concerns are not just about wages and benefits, but also about building a newsroom culture that was more equitable, fair, transparent and—most pressingly—safe ?
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Mnuchin added that the selection of former Treasury Undersecretary David Malpass as the World Bank's president earlier this year gives him confidence the institution will revise its practices to make its lending more equitable.
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What if Fink's letter served as a constant reminder to build products that make the world a 10x more equitable place to live and prosper and not just to build products that deliver 10x profit?
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As the chasm between the "haves and have nots" widens, Saturn's wisdom may help us carve out a more equitable economy or bring the rise of green businesses and renewable energy like wind and solar.
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For some of the main proponents of change at Davos, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, philanthropist Melinda Gates and Canada's Trudeau, the path to parity starts at home, with more equitable expectations and divisions of labour.
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To be clear, this isn't a case against any of the other essential elements of a progressive agenda, such as a more equitable tax system, universal health insurance, and public investment in education and infrastructure.
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Taking a close look at communities' zoning ordinances, then, is in fact an important strategy for expanding housing choices and creating more equitable access to opportunity, and one that HUD's suspended fair housing rule encompasses.
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Like Ms. Cabán, Ms. Mitchell has been running on a platform of criminal justice reform and more equitable prosecution, saying that too many low-level, nonviolent offenders are being put in prison in the county.
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There were pleas for more roads and schools in remote areas and for a more equitable distribution of resources, as well as calls for federalism and for the creation of new states within the union.
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That's why my fellow state education chiefs and I have worked together for the past two years to renew our commitment to equity and find ways to create more equitable education systems in every state.
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To be clear, affirmative action is not, by itself, an adequate response to decades of systemic looting, but it has been an indispensible tool in inching us towards some semblance of a more equitable society.
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In recent months, Mr. Shkliarov has been preaching the gospel of a more equitable, more disruptive political process in Russia, pushing many novice politicians to run successfully for seats in local municipal councils in Moscow.
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Should anyone working to make cities better and more equitable take money from JPMorgan Chase, which paid a huge sum for its role in helping to bring about the 2008 mortgage disaster and financial crisis?
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I know how very many people here are fighting to make life safer and more equitable for everyone, even for those who keep voting to make life less safe and less fair for everyone else.
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The DSA supports reforms that would decrease the influence of money in politics, empower ordinary people in workplaces and the economy, and restructure gender and cultural relationships to be more equitable, according to its website.
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The expansion of the service, which had been limited to Manhattan, marked the latest development in the city's decades-long efforts to provide people in wheelchairs and motorized scooters with more equitable access to transportation.
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"While I do not believe there is any magic fix, I feel that moving to a more portfolio-style admissions process would help the process become more equitable," says the private school teacher in Manhattan.
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Krasner argued that a slate of ambitious reforms — ending cash bail, decriminalizing low-level offenses, reining in police and prosecutorial misconduct — was the way to make the city not only more equitable but also safer.
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It is not a simple task: Even the United States women's national soccer team, which used its popularity to create the blueprint for gaining more equitable support, had difficulty translating international success into professional stability.
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Yang wants to give all Americans 18 and older $1,000 a month, saying it will help make the economy more equitable and allow people to decide how to use the money rather than the government.
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The consequences of the elite's success have been dire for the rest of the country, offering a cautionary tale for those who believe that gutting public institutions could ever make for a more equitable society.
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For nearly 40 years we have been leaders in the fight for a more equitable society on behalf of a broad constituency of environmental, consumer, civil and women's rights, children's, senior citizens' and other groups.
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If, on the other hand, you're a white liberal whose goal is to foster a more equitable culture, you need to stop yelling "Racist!" at anyone who doesn't see the world exactly as you do.
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A more equitable solution, according to Peter Pitts, the president of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest, would be to pay 23andMe customers for their genetic data when it is used in research.
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This public symposium convenes artists, technologists, and scholars, to explore the following questions: How do artists and creative technologists respond to, or intervene in, new technologies to create more equitable ways of seeing and sharing information?
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These companies claim that a human makes the final hiring decision, and that searching for promising applicants among tons of resumes using AI is more equitable than human eyes because it can scan a broader field.
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Vermont senator Bernie Sanders speaks frequently about the urgency of the climate change problem and supports a Green New Deal to fight global warming while making life more equitable for the poor and people of color.
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President Rodrigo Duterte is keen to follow through on his election campaign promise to introduce federalism, saying it would be more equitable for Filipinos and would bring peace and development, especially in the country's restive south.
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Rooting out the type of graft that has become business as usual in much of the region is vital to attracting foreign investment, creating more equitable prosperity and restoring the trust of citizens in their governments.
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Developing fair and just principles to guide a more moral understanding of capitalism may provide a pathway to a more equitable distribution of income and wealth, one that creates more perfect outcomes for society at large.
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"In order to better meet the needs of our business and create a more equitable and efficient scheduling model, we are moving to a single-tier part-time structure," a company spokesperson said in an email.
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They might not go to work with the goal of doing so, but as their interests are aligned with the furtherance of these buck-raking schemes, a more equitable society would gravely imperil their balance sheets.
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Thursday's decision echoes a move by the United States women's national team in March 2017, when they threatened to boycott a world championship tournament until they received more equitable support from USA Hockey, their governing body.
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It isn't on you alone to change your work culture, but it often takes the voices and perspectives of people like you to incite employers to consider how they can create a more equitable work environment.
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Bridges has acceded to several of the protesters' demands regarding a more equitable campus — and has thanked and praised them for their passion — but refused to fire Weinstein and two other designated offenders on their list.
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Although the legislation would only affect off-campus hospital outpatient departments (or HOPDs) that are built or acquired after 6900, it is nevertheless an important step toward more equitable payment regardless of the site of service.
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A lot of thought is now needed to find ways to restore faith in liberal, free-market societies; to show that they can be fairer and more equitable and offer more opportunities across the social spectrum.
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For years, female athletes have sought higher wages and benefits that are more equitable with men, but now family-planning benefits are becoming more important than ever both on the sports field and in the boardroom.
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Yang is proposing to give all Americans 18 and over $1,000 a month, saying it will help make the economy more equitable and allow people to decide how to use the money rather than the government.
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Almost all of the students who responded said that the decision to attend college was a personal one, depending on one's interests and ambitions, and that more should be done to make postsecondary options more equitable.
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But the comparison illustrates a key point: Until we're ready to rethink our definition of law and order on a large scale, we won't be able to make our current system more efficient and more equitable.
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As opposed to gentrification, revitalization is a collaborative effort, where the city's urban planning department, existing community members and business owners (incoming and long-standing) decide on improvements that can create more equitable change for all involved.
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Analysts have put that falling support down to corruption allegations against government officials, a slowing economy with one of the highest unemployment rates in the world, and demands from black citizens for more equitable distribution of land.
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Clearly, there is a need for more equitable kitchens, which is why Grubhub launched RestaurantHER earlier this year, an initiative dedicated to supporting women-led restaurants and creating more opportunities for female chefs by sending them customers.
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For Democrats to win in 2020 and govern effectively, we must present a strong plan for growing the economy in a way that is more equitable — and that doesn't sacrifice the innovation that fuels our competitive strength.
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Uber's new HR lead Liane Hornsey has been shaking up HR practices in the lead-up to the release of the report, a source says, adjusting the performance review process and compensation to make them more equitable.
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Gecamines signed its first production-sharing deal for copper and cobalt deposits with China's Hongkong Excellen Mining Investment last week, a model it says will earn it a more equitable share of revenues from its joint ventures.
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Yukari Ishii, a researcher at Toyo University in Tokyo, says that whereas in America and Europe long campaigns for gay rights paved the way for transgender people to call for more equitable treatment, Japan is further behind.
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This raises a profoundly important question for the future of the American experiment in democracy: If algorithms have been used for the last few decades to fuel gerrymandering, can they also offer a more equitable way forward?
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Campaigning on the slogan "for the many, not the few," the party pledged to build a more equitable society by raising taxes on the wealthiest 5 percent, ending austerity policies, and investing hundreds of billions in infrastructure.
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And as Uber and Lyft continue to expand their reach into new services like carpooling, "microtransit," and self-driving cars, the challenge facing regulators to create a more equitable and effective system will only grow more urgent.
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The authorities have also resurrected an old voting system viewed as more equitable, which means that half of parliament will be decided by people voting for individuals with the other half drawn from party lists as usual.
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Their existential struggle churned up issues that perplex us to this day, including individual liberty versus collective security, the proper limits on executive power, the obligations of citizenship and the elusive quest for a more equitable society.
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The challenge will only grow throughout this week as Mr. Stoltenberg appears before members of Congress to praise both their support of the military alliance and Mr. Trump's drive for a more equitable share of military burdens.
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The Harvard and Yale investigations and the lawsuit could have far-reaching consequences for college admissions policies and for affirmative action, a tool born in the civil-rights era to make American education and opportunity more equitable.
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Democrats say the change has the potential to undo years of legislation meant to ensure a more equitable America, upend progress fighting climate change, leave millions stranded without health insurance and usher in harsh laws against immigrants.
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What does this decision — and the inflated power it grants to an outside executive — say about how prosecutors can use their discretion to optimize their offices' use of resources and build a more equitable and effective system?
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From the start, it was Rajoy's refusal to negotiate a more equitable tax collection regime, or even to acknowledge that the current arrangement might be a problem, that led to the election of Catalonia's pro-independence majority.
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So there's a fairly pressing imperative to understand how automation is instigated, how it flows through departments, how it's coped with by employees—and even how it can be mitigated or better harnessed to yield more equitable returns.
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Yang has argued that a universal basic income for all Americans over the age of 18, a focal point of his campaign platform, would play a key role in restructuring the modern economy to make it more equitable.
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Third, while the American economy would have performed differently in the absence of freer trade with China, there were enormous missed policy opportunities over the last 20 years to make America's economy run in a more equitable manner.
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And when trans women are being killed at rates much higher than that of any other group of women, how responsible is it to be relying on respect for "vaginas" as the baseline for a more equitable society?
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"85 percent of all refugees are hosted in developing countries, and these countries usually face significant environment and/or political challenges that are compounded by the refugee situation," Shum said, adding that more equitable solutions should be implemented.
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Because nuclear power has some of the lowest carbon emissions of any energy source, a price on carbon would let nuclear plants, especially existing ones, compete in a more equitable market that acknowledges fossil fuel emissions' harmful effects.
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J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, in his annual letter to investors, said the nation has come up on the short end of multinational trade agreements and is within its rights to press for a more equitable environment.
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Rosemont's collection should go far in restoring Joans and many others to a more equitable "canon," while also reminding us of a time when artists, poets, and activists worked together toward a deeply lived vision of societal change.
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The flux surrounding white identity has also mobilized droves of young white people to begin understanding the set pieces of American prosperity as the product of privilege, and of systems that can be reshaped in more equitable ways.
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Vince Cable, a former Liberal-Democrat business secretary, dropped the idea because of the "Goldman-Waitrose" effect, whereby Goldman Sachs would look vastly more equitable than the supermarket simply because its bankers are, on average, all so highly paid.
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ANC CHALLENGERS Analysts have put that falling support down to corruption allegations against government officials, a slowing economy with one of the highest unemployment rates in the world, and demands from black citizens for more equitable distribution of land.
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Sanders's critique will continue to appeal to his cohort of liberal supporters—many of whom came of political age amid the devastation of a massive failure of Western capitalism—at least until the economy becomes healthier and more equitable.
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The lack of economic opportunity and high costs are helping to fuel a disaffected younger generation clamoring in vain for greater democracy and a more equitable society, driving more talented Hong Kong people abroad in a burgeoning brain drain.
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On "Sue Me," presumably a reference to a lawsuit that Barney filed for more "equitable custody" of their daughter, she repeats the title over and over, wrestling with the words until she seems to strangle them of any meaning.
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As a lifelong Democrat, I freely acknowledge that substantial reforms are much needed, both to achieve a more equitable distribution of income and wealth and to make good on Donald Trump's failed pledge to raise the economy's growth rate.
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A system where the buy-in was not so high—where the posting fee was a percentage of the overall contract, perhaps—would be far more equitable for players like Maeda, and give the player more leverage in negotiations.
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Now that the smoke has cleared from the NATO summit meeting, the most tangible result is apparent: President Trump advanced President Barack Obama's initiative to keep the allies on track to shoulder a more equitable share of NATO's costs.
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Sensing this enormous opportunity, many mayors in the United States have welcomed the opportunity to partner with the private sector to equip their city-owned streetlight poles with these new technologies and achieve more equitable access in their communities.
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We need to work hard to build on the incredible success of solar to build a more resilient grid, help prevent the destructive effects of climate change, and create a healthier, more equitable future for humans and wildlife alike.
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It's time for a similar call nationally for the states to maintain their party control at the local level but work together to establish a more equitable formula of standards and practices within the model of a representative republic.
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By focusing on what technology can do for us, not on what it shouldn't do, our next president can guide our county to a more equitable and connected future, leading the globe with a developing aspect of tech— the human side.
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Host Elisa Kreisinger sat down with experts including Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and author Jessica Valenti to ask why American moms put up with this lack of support — and what we can do now to make the labor of parenting more equitable.
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And since the latter, along with pensioners, make up the bulk of trade-union membership, the unions have been keener to defend the privileges of those with jobs for life than to campaign for a more equitable distribution of benefits.
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"This technology may improve the care of very preterm infants in developed-world settings, but also has great potential impact on monitoring practices all over the world and may give many neonates a more equitable opportunity to survive," per Guinsburg.
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"I've followed the team at Landed for several years in their mission of providing more equitable access to homeownership to some of the most important community members – our educators and teachers," Initialized Capital partner Kim Mai-Cutler* said in a statement.
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Some lawmakers from von der Leyen's own center-right party appear to have deserted her at the last minute, perhaps piqued by her promises of a greener and more equitable Europe that were designed to win over wavering socialists and liberals.
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His expansion of surveillance programs that sprawled under George W. Bush could theoretically now be used by the Trump administration to stymie movements like Black Lives Matter, which is comprised of people actually doing work to make this nation more equitable.
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As motherhood ceases to be something done only in private, at home, and as more mothers come to the table and are welcomed as decision-makers, our society will become more equitable, our economy more vibrant, and our world more loving.
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"I very much understand the I.O.C.'s desire to be more equitable in delivering the Olympics to the developing world," said Allen Hershkowitz, the founder of Green Sports International, who is an environmental consultant to pro sports leagues and the Olympics.
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Those financial benefits need to be shared, and the best way to do it is to impose a small tax on this revenue and use the proceeds to build a better, more equitable internet and society that benefit us all.
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The lineaments of a more equitable, sustainable, and cooperative world sketched out by advocates of a Green New Deal have given way, in stunningly short order, to a race to a new global bottom, equal parts Thomas Hobbes and Mad Max.
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"This is a moment where we could not just rebuild the society we have today but build a better one going forward," said Vinis, part of the Urban Sustainability Directors Network of officials pushing for more equitable, low-carbon communities.
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In letters presented simultaneously to management in the Miami and Phoenix offices on Tuesday, the staffs said they have organized in the hopes of gaining more equitable pay and benefits, layoff protections, and a stronger voice in their own newsrooms.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean President Moon Jae-in has replaced his two top economic policymakers with current members of the government, his office announced on Friday, saying the changes were made to strengthen efforts to achieve a more equitable economy.
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The urgent attention the platform has brought to the prevalence and normalisation of sexual harassment and abuse of power has put pressure on art institutions to revisit and strengthen their policies and mechanisms to work towards safer spaces and more equitable work environments.
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And a recent study showed that when women of color are in leadership roles at film festivals, the result is better representation of diverse filmmakers—meaning, in turn, a more equitable starting point for emerging talent to find an audience and acclaim.
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Dominguez is also planning to impose new taxes on other "unhealthy products" in addition to alcohol and cigarettes to compensate for a planned cut in income taxes as he vows to widen the tax base and make the revenue raising regime more equitable.
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But there are many possibilities being considered for a broad platform: increasing resources for affordable housing; setting new, more equitable standards in small business procurement; implementing programs that expand economic opportunity for entrepreneurs; pumping money into public services like education and transportation.
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It was also an opportunity for Google employees — who have repeatedly clashed with senior management on a number of topics, from censorship in China to the company's role in government projects — to put forth a vision for a better, more equitable company.
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The organization has urged Shari Redstone, who has seized control of CBS, and the Board of CBS to commit to an independent investigation of sexual assault allegations along with other parameters that will help pave the way to a more equitable workplace.
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The show itself is unlikely to be remembered as a groundbreaking moment, but it did include clear and specific calls for change — most of them by women — that could lead, in the long run, to a more equitable entertainment industry for everyone.
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Ravitch, who's often been persona non grata to those Democrats backing "school choice," believes the disaster of DeVos may help recommit the party to fighting for public education—to making public schools better, and more equitable, rather than ripping up the system.
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But the key for Trump in Mar-a-Lago will be to communicate that U.S.-China trade going forward needs to be conducted on more equitable terms and that unfair Chinese policies that damage America's advanced industries will no longer be tolerated.
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Right now everyone is at some risk of serving in the minority in 2019, which means all members now have a strong incentive to create a more equitable, bipartisan and functional Congress that protects the rights of the minority and reduces partisan gridlock.
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The new rule is among the most sweeping changes in the state's initiative, more than a year long, to make the industry safer and more equitable for workers, many of whom say they suffer ill health effects as a result of their jobs.
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First of all as governor I never met a tax cut I didn't like I cut taxes 21 times and I never raised them so I'm not going to criticize a tax cut although obviously it could have been more more equitable.
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A. L. Steiner, an activist about art and labor issues, persuaded Koenig & Clinton to shorten its working hours during the run of her show, while Simon Denny at Friedrich Petzel proposes using Bitcoin-type currencies to create a more equitable world economy.
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The only way we're going to change it, to make it more equitable, is thoughtful public policy, renewing, re-inspiring our politics, looking at where science and technology and the tools that allow for such progress can be applied to lift people up.
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To avoid paying the "migration tax," the rich countries would have to stop propping up dictators, stop starting savage and unnecessary wars, restrain their multinational corporations from ripping off mineral wealth of poor countries and make sure that global trade is more equitable.
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So I think for me, I wanted to have seen a more equitable distribution of funds and a focus of more support for Oakland and the community who stepped to the table and had conversations with them when they decided to move here.
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In a statement from the White House ahead of the conference, the administration said Mr. Pence would emphasize bilateral discussions, call for "more equitable burden sharing within the NATO alliance," and speak about international trade and stabilizing the Middle East and Latin America.
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At the very least, I hope that when we look back at this year, we can remember twelve angry months of not shutting up about a dream of a more equitable games industry, and that's something that can never be taken away from us.
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") MoMA's event will feature Bell ("Counternarratives" is also on display in the musuem's courtyard November 9–18) along with Sable Elyse Smith, Kameelah Janan Rasheed, D0UZE, and Devin N. Morris, all presenting ways of seeing things as they are and offering "more equitable narratives.
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Companies would rather point to a silver bullet than acknowledge and fix the many factors at play in their own workplaces — and they frequently chose to cite the pipeline problem instead of investing in the hard and costly work of making their workplaces more equitable.
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It is at the same level as the World Wide Web in terms of importance, and arguably might give us back the Internet, in the way it was supposed to be: more decentralized, more open, more secure, more private, more equitable, and more accessible.
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Fight for 21st Century Personnel PoliciesLack of equal pay and paid family leave are systemic ways that women are still held back in the workplace, and Clinton uses every chance she gets to advocate for policies that would make the workplace fairer and more equitable.
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The nearly two million British subjects living in the thirteen colonies had more individual liberty, more say in their government, more security, and more equitable taxation and administration of justice than any other large population in the world, perhaps in the history of the world.
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After Bhumibol's death the country, a crucial ally of America's in South-East Asia, risks descending further into civil strife and economic dislocation, as an elite around the palace resists popular calls for a greater say in politics and a more equitable sharing of wealth.
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They were committed enough, wise enough, to understand that even if our country did not yet grasp what they were capable of contributing, their labors would produce a more equitable future in which those who followed them could flourish and grow, as they have.
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Especially with the rise of a more authoritarian Beijing under the leadership of Xi Jinping, a growing number of trade experts feel that the United States needs a more equitable relationship China — though it's impossible to know if that viewpoint is in the majority.
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On Tuesday, Democratic presidential candidates Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg, among others, will likely duke it out on their competing visions for how to make the system more equitable, whether that means making public universities tuition-free or merely expanding the Pell Grant system.
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Our local governments are all potential laboratories of democracy, and leaders who care about creating a more equitable, representative, and fair system of elections can take up the fight right now, and push back against the growing power of big money in our local elections.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the spring of 303, thousands of Latinx students walked out of their East LA high schools, demanding "Schools, not prisons!" and calling for more equitable educational conditions for Mexican-American children in the Los Angeles Unified School District.
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The pre-determined contracts and revenue shares are intended to draw in new talent with a more equitable — and longer term — revenue stream than the upfront payments that are a part of most streaming contract, according to Ficto co-founder and chief executive, Mike Esola.
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The new system may allow for riders to board at every door of the bus, helping to speed up commutes, and some say it could lead to more equitable fares, automatically giving a rider the benefit of a month pass if they swipe enough.
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" What's next: The Knight Foundation said yesterday that it's giving $1.2 million in new funding for the Robert C. Maynard Institute for Journalism Education to create a program for news organizations "to help them better inform underserved communities and establish more equitable and inclusive workplaces.
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The Balle Local Economies Fellowship program, created in 22014, focused on bringing the "unofficial mayors of their towns" together to share best practices on building local, more equitable economies and gaining knowledge of alternative economic models like worker-ownership, land trusts and community-driven investment.
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It will also curtail our ability to attract new talent from around the world, many of whom increasingly will choose to migrate to other countries with more equitable policies, such as Canada, Australia and Singapore, rather than endure prolonged uncertainty and discriminatory U.S. rules.
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It was meant to be a way to force a bipartisan "supercommittee" to reach a more equitable deal to control the federal debt through a mix of tax increases, spending cuts and changes to the real drivers of government spending, Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.
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The ministry said the changes are intended to achieve a more equitable distribution of the tax burden, as the government has long been criticised for favouring foreign investors over domestic investors, while allowing companies to transfer more of their major shareholders' income to corporate income.
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One option: toward something more equitable, more helpful to more people, more in line with what those people actually want from a space program (hint: maybe not human spaceflight), and perhaps more in line with the Outer Space Treaty that theoretically undergirds it all.
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It may not be efficient and pro-growth to simply redistribute money from high income taxpayers to low income taxpayers, but it leads to a more equitable society, wherein people with fewer means share in the economic gains enjoyed by those at the top.
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" GEMMA CORRIGAN, LEAD, SUSTAINABLE MARKETS - WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM: "In order to create a more equitable and sustainable world, we need to factor into our decision-making the consequences of our actions not only for financial and physical capital but for human, social and natural capital.
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As the women fought for more equitable treatment from their national governing body, it appeared that the federation was trying to accommodate the demands of the N.H.L., which has been balking at releasing its players for the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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But I'm willing to grant The Good Place this premise, because I think it zeroes in on where the whole story is headed, which has to be some sort of upending of the whole Good Place/Bad Place system in favor of something more equitable.
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Heather McGhee, a black woman who is the head of the left-leaning think tank Demos, has argued that a more equitable campaign finance system would level the monetary playing field for women of color, who rarely have the war chests of their white male counterparts.
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In September, Hornet Stories published an essay, penned by an interaction-design researcher, that outlines design steps that app developers could take—such as using artificial intelligence to flag racist language or requiring users sign a "decency pledge"—to create a more equitable experience on their platforms.
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" Lynn Bertholet, 60, private bank manager "We really need things to happen in favour of more equitable working conditions in terms of men and women, of paternal leave, of child nurseries, of a womens ability to go back to work without being punished in her CV, etc.
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Yet research indicates that when fathers are more involved in child rearing and parenting decisions, it improves health outcomes for mothers and children, helps kids do better in school, and promotes more equitable gender norms, which in turn reduces domestic violence and helps women earn more.
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His bill — which I describe in greater detail here — would combine all the money the Affordable Care Act currently spends providing coverage to low-income and middle-income Americans, put it into one big pot, and distribute it in a way that Cassidy argues is more equitable.
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If Jane had a total income of $21964,000 and Joan had an income of $200,000, wouldn't it be far more equitable — as well as effective — to set bail at $2,000 for Jane and $20,4003 for Joan than to set it at $20,000 for each of them?
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But now, with incoming Democratic governors set to have veto power over the next round of redistricting following the 2020 census, a handful of states are confronting either court challenges to the existing districts or new, more equitable rules for drawing the next decade of legislative boundaries.
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Jill Soloway, the comedian and actor behind Amazon's Emmy-award winning show "Transparent" and more recently "I Love Dick," said that they spoke to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos about how their television show will actually help to make the world a more equitable and just place.
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As our industry pushes toward a more equitable future, empowering a diverse generation of food entrepreneurs is undoubtedly the way forward—and that makes openness from seasoned founders critical for change, along with the understanding that there is no one-size-fits-all recipe for success.
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" Stu Clark, CEO at Premise Health on the significance of more equitable health coverage: "[We need to get off] the fee-for-service treadmill and translate this to rural areas and underserved areas...[Health care] is an issue of courage and this country doesn't have it.
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Behind the scenes: Last week, Asselborn sent a letter to the new EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell and to all other EU foreign ministers stressing that the way to save the two-state solution is to create "a more equitable situation" between Israel and the Palestinians.
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"We share the New York City Commission on Human Rights' commitment to ensuring that diverse perspectives are represented and respected, and we are pleased that our diversity and inclusion initiatives are aligned with their vision for a more equitable, inclusive industry," said a spokeswoman for Prada.
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It stresses the respect of China's totalitarian political model, casting the CCP as a defender of world peace and stability that fights only for a more equitable international order in which different political systems may coexist and selflessly promotes a brighter economic future for the world.
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The three powerful female presidents in South America — Ms. Bachelet, Dilma Rousseff in Brazil and Cristina Fernández de Kirchner in Argentina — came to office with the endorsement of popular male incumbents at a time when leftist parties promising to create more equitable societies appealed to voters.
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Ira Kurzban, an immigration attorney and professor at the University of Miami School of Law, tweeted Thursday that the bill fails to increase the overall number of green cards and visas available annually; instead, it just re-allocates the existing numbers in a more equitable way.
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The power of frontier Americanism had been its ability to take social conflict, be it settler-style racism or the demand for more equitable wealth distribution, and resolve it through a vibrant, forward-moving political centrism that could credibly claim to be an expression of liberal universalism.
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" Lynn Bertholet, 60, private bank manager "We really need things to happen in favor of more equitable working conditions in terms of men and women, of paternal leave, of child nurseries, of a women's ability to go back to work without being punished in her CV, etc.
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The changes are supposed to make the SAT more predictable (no more anxiety over what exactly will be tested), more equitable (no need for a test prep course just to understand what the questions are asking), even more patriotic (every test will include an important document from American history).
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Three years ago efforts by Emmanuel Macron, then France's economy minister, to secure double-voting rights for long-term shareholders, the French state among them, sharpened Nissan's suspicions that France would stand in the way of any plans to make the alliance more equitable by rebalancing the stakes.
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On top of this recent revelations about inappropriate activity on the part of investors toward would-be female founders and other women in the ecosystem has shed a light on how there remains a lot of work to do to make the VC world a more equitable environment.
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To our knowledge, this will also be the first mass action against Uber to include an elected official, in the form of Virginia delegate Lee Carter:In addition to seeking a more equitable working arrangement with Uber, these groups are asking that riders seek other modes of transportation on Wednesday.
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But dismissing the Green New Deal as overreaching "socialism" ignores the reality that, if we are to face the climate crisis, government has a critical role to play in addressing both the environmental and socioeconomic parameters of a transition to a cleaner, more sustainable and more equitable future.
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As the cities of the world experience a shakeup they haven't seen since the subway, we have three ideas to help policymakers bring about more equitable, efficient, and environmentally friendly transportation systems, and answer a fundamental question: how on earth do you plan for a future this wild?
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The decision, according to the company, is designed "to better meet the needs of our business and create a more equitable and efficient scheduling model," a Whole Foods spokesperson told BI. Amazon purchased Whole Foods in 2017 for $13.7 billion, and the grocery chain currently employs roughly 95,000 people.
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Judge Kaye presided over the seven-member Court of Appeals for nearly 16 years and also supervised the $2.5 billion, 16,22008-employee statewide judicial system, which she modernized by making jury service more equitable and convenient and by establishing boutique courts concerned as much with problem-solving as with punishment.
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When faced with the threat of a political insurgency from the original Populists — who sought to make the nation's economy more equitable by expanding the money supply and establishing policies friendly to common farmers — Republicans ceded no ground, affirming the banking and industrial interests in the Northeast and embracing imperialism abroad.
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In the early minutes, she hit all the key elements of her campaign: the "incredible corruption" in the Cuomo administration; the deteriorating state of the subways; the need for more equitable education funding; and what she said was Mr. Cuomo's past support to enable Republican control of the State Senate.
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To me, rebuilding the Democratic Party to get us back in the game, to get us winning some elections where we can really stand up for some policies that are more equitable, where we can really experience shared prosperity, will actually lessen some of the hyperbole and the toxic rhetoric.
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In some ways, Mr. Sanders is a Bundist, one of those Jewish but universal-minded socialists who valued their own culture but were fiercely secular, rejecting Zionism in favor of making a more equitable and just home for themselves — whether in Poland or America — through solidarity with the rest of the working class.
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" When Vox asked Pressley how she felt about the use of the term, a spokesperson pointed to an interview with the Boston Globe in which the lawmaker made a similar statement: "If you share the values and believe in creating a more equitable and just world, you are part of 'the squad.
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For a more robust economy, the small business community deserves to have capital unlocked on a more equitable basis, correcting the gross inequity of 78 percent of venture capital being concentrated in three states; sadly, only six percent is going to women and one percent to African-Americans and Latino-Americans each.
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Princess Charlotte of Cambridge Born: May 2, 2015 What to know: Four years old and fourth in line to the throne, Princess Charlotte was born into a more equitable era: In 2011, the British monarchy abolished a rule that gave preference to male heirs over their sisters in the line of succession.
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Mr. Scheidel's depressing view is bound to upset liberal politicians and social scientists, who quite naturally might prefer to live in a world in which events might move political and social systems to figure out a more equitable way to distribute the fruits of growth without the plague, the guillotine or state collapse.
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Rather than selling permanent life insurance, which requires users to pay in perpetuity and which payers often let lapse or opt out over time for a loss, Ethos bills itself as a more equitable insurance provider by only offering term life insurance, which policy-holders only have to pay for a fixed period of time.
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Like many progressive intellectuals, Bernie Sanders traces his vision of economic paradise not to socialist dictatorships like Venezuela but to their distant cousins in Scandinavia, which are just as wealthy and democratic as the United States but have more equitable distributions of wealth, as well as affordable health care and free college for all.
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"Trump's win in 2016 and my performance these last two years in Virginia proves that instead of the Democrat Party representing the working class, the Republican Party is rejecting the Corporate Cronyism of the Rockefellers and the Clintons in favor of a more just, more fair, more equitable approach to government," Stewart's statement read.
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I let out an audible gasp upon seeing the beautiful black hands gracing Jerrelle Guy's lovely photographs, those hands as much a visual reminder of what has been missing for so long from American culinary culture as they hold promise for a possible, more equitable future, one where credit is given where credit is due.
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"Voting by mail for all those who sign affidavits saying they are working that night or physically unable to caucus would be a much simpler and more equitable solution," said Larry Cohen, a D.N.C. member from Maryland who played a leading role in developing the party's rules and guidelines for the 2020 primary process.
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And yet it is precisely because of my discomfort with slobbering jingoism that I'm grateful to the US players who champion a messier, more honest, more noble vision of the American patriot: someone who is constantly pushing this country — which wasn't, in fact, built on a foundation guaranteeing universal freedoms — to be a better and more equitable place.
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I had the personal belief, and at the time, the naiveté that I would be able to convince the city council and the mayor that we were buying the team, and that we couldn't possibly make a profit, but we didn't want to lose so much money — could we renegotiate the lease to make it more equitable.
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Most changes in how credit scores are calculated over the years—including the shift from human assessment to computer calculations, and most recently to artificial intelligence—have come out of a desire to make the scores more equitable, but credit companies have failed to remove bias, on the basis of race or gender, for example, from their system.
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"The current-term government is ready to think out of the box and act proactively to open up new horizons for Hong Kong," Chan said in a nearly two hour speech to lawmakers, as small groups of protesters outside the legislature demanded greater cash handouts, as well as more affordable public housing and a more equitable pension scheme.
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My colleague John Chen offered the received wisdom on this discrepancy this weekend, arguing that Valley entrepreneurs should take the traditional message of Labor Day to heart, encouraging them to create more equitable, fair, and secure workplaces not just for their own employees, but also for all the workers that power the platforms we create and operate every day.
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By offering more equitable paths into junior positions in the art world, and then retaining talent — through essential policies like family leave, promotion for strong work, ending unpaid internships, demonstrated commitment to diversity in hiring, and professional development for the next generation of leaders — we will cultivate people who know how to make diverse collections and exhibitions.
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The We Have Voice Collective, a new group of female and non-binary musicians in jazz and experimental music, plans to release a Code of Conduct on Tuesday that aims to build upon the conversations sparked by jazz's own #MeToo movement, clearly articulating what a more equitable workplace might look like and setting expectations for change.
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In the lead-up to this year's election, and in a climate where Trump is likely to keep returning to immigration as a central campaign issue, several immigrant advocates said Sanders is more convincingly making the case that he sees progressive immigration policy as a key part of his broader plan for a more equitable system.
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It is a populism that wants deregulation of U.S. businesses except when it comes to salary and worker protection; protections also from foreign manufacturing taking advantage of relatively lax American markets; disengagement from endless foreign entanglements; a clearer, more equitable tax code; and a revamping of entitlements, however that may look, whether more private or public.
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If Hillary and the Democrats want to get on the right side of history, win the election, and in the process create a more equitable America and reform our economy so that it once again creates a rising middle class and moves people up the rungs and out of poverty, the future is theirs for the asking.
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A member of an Arab tribe who fled his home in the eastern Syrian city of Mayadeen this month when fighting intensified between the Islamic State and government forces there, and who requested anonymity to avoid reprisals, said he hoped the S.D.F. and Kurds would be more equitable with the reserves than the Syrian government had been.
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In essence, the most important contemporary political-economic issue is how to bring together three objectives in the best possible way: reasonable to high economic growth, a more equitable division of prosperity (it is of course possible to endlessly debate what is fair), and the protection of the earth, so that future generations will also be able to lead good lives.
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In an election cycle where so much of the rhetoric has been about people that I care deeply about -- including my friends and colleagues who are people of color, Muslims and immigrants -- voting allows me to select leaders who will work to right past and present wrongs, ensure that their safety and rights are upheld, and create a more equitable America.
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The political dynamics that over a decade ago seemed to be pushing Latin America in a fairer, more equitable direction have broken down dramatically in recent years, exposing the seedy underbelly of a mode of politics that progressive forces must confront and challenge if they want to rebuild a popular base to resist the rise of the radical right wing.
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While states should renew their drive to reform health care on a local basis, the extent of the challenges means it is unlikely that any state (except possibly California) will move to a single-payer or a similar model in the short-term, even though these models could certainly result in a more equitable and fair provision of health care for Americans.
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"They're always going to try and find something to just blow up and make bigger, but at the end of the day, when you look at the substance of de Blasio as mayor, and you look at the policies he's enacted, he's done a great deal to make this a more equitable city," said Rebecca Katz, a former top aide and adviser.
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He collaborated with neighboring states to protect Chesapeake Bay from pollution; raised gasoline taxes to pay for road repairs; appointed a record number of women and minorities to state posts; aggressively pursued drunken drivers; expanded the prison system; restructured formulas for financing public education and for imposing taxes to make both more equitable; and presided over the celebration of the state's 21959th anniversary.
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In a country where most Jewish men and women are conscripted at 18, and where the military is hallowed as a social equalizer and a people's army protecting Israel from threats on its borders, past attempts to reduce the scope of exemptions and create a more equitable sharing of the national burden only seem to have underscored deep social divisions.
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What's more, one of the candidates for the post of secretary-general, Susana Malcorra, has said that the competition for the position was pervaded by misogyny and gender bias within the UN. As I transition into college and eventually retire from Model UN, I hope that both the high-school and real-world institutions progress in a way that makes them more equitable for female delegates.
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Although art fairs say they are trying to make spaces more equitable for emerging artists — Frieze New York lowered its booth prices last year for newer sections — Spring/Break truly leveled the playing field by offering free exhibition space and, according to their press release, keeping "overhead costs […] low" for more than 40 exhibitors, including both nationally recognized artists and up-and-coming creatives.
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Someone proposes a more equitable world—the enfranchisement of working people, or of African-Americans, or of women, or marital rights for homosexuals—and then makes it endure by assuring those who oppose it that, while they may have lost the fight, they haven't lost their dignity, their autonomy, or their chance to adapt to the change without fearing the loss of all their agency.
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The opportunity to create a more mobile and a more equitable Austin is so important that even if Transportation Secretary Anthony FoxxAnthony Renard FoxxBig Dem names show little interest in Senate Lyft sues New York over new driver minimum pay law Lyft confidentially files for IPO MORE does not pick us to win the Smart City Challenge we will still pursue these technological mobility innovations.
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Rather than talking about how the big ideas floated by Democrats about how to create a more equitable society won't work or are pure lunacy, perhaps Schultz could use his influence and hardscrabble origin story to spark a conversation about just how difficult is to make it from one side of the tracks to the other, and the kinds of policies that it will take for families to get there.
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No one without a significant amount of training should be handling a firearm at all, which is why I think designated community patrols made up of well-trained, highly trusted individuals who are chosen by and held accountable to said community (and who do not hold any or less power than anyone else due to their position) is a far better and more equitable defense model than messy "everyone gets a gun!" rhetoric.
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She has issued a plan to dramatically reduce student debt and to offer free tuition at public colleges; a plan to unwind large agriculture conglomerates in order to make the market more equitable for family farms; a plan to require large corporations to pay more in federal taxes; a plan to dismantle the behemoth technology companies and regulate them like utilities; and new legislation to address opioid addiction, modelled on a bill passed by Congress in 1990 to combat the H.I.V./ AIDS epidemic.
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Backlash within tech companies has been sweeping across a number of the tech sector's biggest names, from a variety of worker actions at Google, to open letters at Amazon, Microsoft, and Salesforce (many specifically related to business relationships with the highly unpopular and brutal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.) With IPOs either underway or expected soon which will make some at Lyft and Uber extraordinarily wealthy, it's possible we'll see tensions rise within gig economy companies as workers of all stripes vie for more equitable arrangements.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE also signed into law a measure that made some of the restrictions in the Dodd-Frank Act more equitable for small banks, a sector hit hard by the law and one that matters to Main Street because these are the banks that fund mom-and-pop businesses and entrepreneurial upstarts.
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