Definition of «equitable»

Equitable means fair, impartial and just. It refers to a system or conduct that is based on equality and treats everyone in the same way according to their needs and circumstances. In other words, it implies fairness in dealing with people or situations, taking into account individual differences and providing an appropriate response to each person's unique situation.

Usage examples

The company implemented an equitable pay scale, ensuring that employees with similar roles and levels of experience receive fair compensation.
The government introduced an equitable tax policy that aims to distribute the burden of taxes more fairly among different income brackets.
The school board adopted an equitable admissions policy, ensuring that students from all backgrounds have equal opportunities to enrol in prestigious schools.
The judge emphasized the importance of an equitable distribution of assets in the divorce settlement, ensuring that both parties receive their fair share.
The organization promotes an equitable hiring process, considering the qualifications and abilities of candidates without bias towards race, gender, or background.

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Sentences with «equitable»

Today's decision also takes an important first step toward more equitable distribution of grid upgrade costs among solar projects utilizing common upgrades that benefit more than one project. (communitysolaraccess.org)
What could we do to shine a spotlight on what is going on in the classrooms, what great work these schools are doing, and the fight for equitable funding for all students? (extracreditblog.org)
With the rise of options for anywhere, anytime digital learning, statewide schools play an important role in providing equitable access to a variety of quality learning pathways. (educationnext.org)
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Definition of «equitable»

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