Meanings of social equity in English

But we have a different and more effective way of achieving social equity.

Which further leads to better human wellbeing and social equity.

And speakers advocated economic efficiency, ecological conservation and social equity as keys to sustainable development.

But technology will not solve the social equity issues.

The Reserve Bank governor says monetary policy can't deliver long-term social equity, particularly in the housing market.

Vanuatu's disaster authorities said they were trying to manage relief distribution so as to ensure social equity.

Negotiators face the most difficult choices concerning social equity, high productivity and pressures on the labour market.

The important thing is the end that it is being applied to: the cause of social equity.

He also pointed out it was important in terms of social equity to make the vaccine available to boys.

In the clamour for tax cuts and higher wages, social equity is normally forced to take a back seat.

This work also seeks to ground in reality the increasing national and international evocations about social equity and avoidance of gender discrimination.

If we express Turnbull's sentiment enough times maybe we'll all edge closer to social equity and racial equality by psychic accrual or something.

The new Government should give priority to developing a fairer society which balances economic development, social equity and sustainability, CORI's Justice Commission has said.

Over the past 30 years, Australia has done a better job matching strong economic growth with social equity than just about any other developed economy.

With a projected surplus of over £6 billion to play with, it seems reasonable to expect that Ireland can attain European levels of social equity.

Overall, while welcoming moves undertaken by President Widodo's administration towards social equity, the commissioner voiced concern about "extremist views playing out in the political arena".