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Meanings of more equitable in English

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Usage of more equitable in English
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Supporters said it would ensure a more equitable distribution of the cash.
Reuters
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Computerized testing could potentially provide more equitable opportunities for students with disabilities.
Wired
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And those survivors would see a cleaner, more equitable, more peaceful world.
The athena project: a thriller
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The central issue is achieving a more equitable distribution of work.
The Guardian
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However, it's also true that matriarchal cultures are definitely more equitable.
Feminist dot com
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This follows calls by the chief coroner last year for more equitable funding.
The Guardian
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What government can do differently in support of faster and more equitable growth?
The South African
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Creating more equitable content requires taking steps to counter implicit and explicit biases.
Wired
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Their proposal offers the prospect of more equitable access to healthcare.
The Irish Times
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How can we have an more equitable and fairer working environment?
Radio NZ
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But compensation for artists, writers and producers has to be made more equitable.
Ebony
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And that's bound to be a more equitable and just place.
Feminist dot com
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Be more equitable, Marquis; complain of her rather than criticise her.
Life, Letters, and Epicurean Philosophy of Ninon de L'Enclos / T...
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They also promise a more equitable system of land ownership.
BBC
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That will be more equitable in the sight of Allah.
Three Translations of The Koran (Al-Qur'an) side by side
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For the central principle, the more equitable distribution of wealth, no discussion is necessary.
Applied Eugenics
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