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equitably

[ek-wi-tuh-blee] / ˈɛk wɪ tə bli /








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"WHO's role, therefore, is to help countries ensure that, as with any other medicine, traditional medicine is safe, evidence-informed, and equitably integrated in systems," Kurvilla added.

From Barron's

“For the well-being of our student-athletes, and to schedule equitably with our Big Ten rivals, we want to play our non-conference opponents in the Coliseum as early as possible every year,” she wrote.

From Los Angeles Times

PrEP need is not being identified and met equitably though.

From BBC

One of the most controversial points in the debate over the framework was how to fairly but equitably place students in math.

From Los Angeles Times

“Please understand that this fee study was necessitated by law and is central to DCR’s ability to continue serving this community effectively and equitably,” Executive Director Michelle Garakian wrote in a July news bulletin.

From Los Angeles Times