Sentences with phrase «inequitable if»

It is inequitable if the candidate does not do justice to his qualifications and skills in a cover letter for Education Assistant position.

However an agreement or final order that seems fair when the veteran is solely receiving military retirement may become inequitable if that veteran later moves benefits from retirement to disability.

Failing to seek a reservation of alimony when negotiating a separation agreement or trying a marital dissolution case on behalf of a non-military spouse may turn an agreement or order that was fair when executed into something inequitable if the military spouse later obtains disability.

Others believe that a school is inherently inequitable if it closes its doors to any subset of the local population.

It would be theft and inequitable if we were by any chance beat City to the EPL let alone Chelsea for second spot.

Not exact matches

Because it's issues like these that must become central to elections if rational solutions are to be adopted before economic and financial crises compel hasty, inequitable and severely traumatic ones.

Even if one chooses to completely ignore the historical foundations of inequitable opportunities in America and tries to eliminate any discussion of race, we are still faced with the fact that millions of kids have grown up and are growing up in places where the economic incentives and social supports don't favor stable work and families.

Those familiar with the governor's thinking say Mr. Cuomo views the mayor's plan as an inequitable one: If a prekindergarten program is paid for with tax revenue from the wealthy, then New York City could be at a distinct advantage over smaller and poorer municipalities around the state.

Thomas Philip: If classrooms, schools, and society are inequitable, the introduction of mobile technologies into classroom spaces will not fundamentally alter these inequities.

However, if the state wanted to play a role in further reducing the problem of inequitable access to effective teaching — there are a number of additional things it could do:

If some students had access to better teaching, better schools or more government funding, then that might be considered unfair and inequitable.

«When we talk about whether or not education is the great equalizer, I don't even think we can ever get there, if the funding system is so unequal and inequitable,» Hinojosa said.

It's hard to fault individual parents who want a liberal wonderful education for their kids, but if all of us who can flee the fight for quality public education for all, what you get is sub par factory model a-democratic inequitable authoritarian test driven schools.

Prior to the change, Illinois funding formula was one of the most, if not the most, inequitable funding systems in the country, as pointed out by this 2015 report by the Education Trust.

Prior to the change, Illinois funding formula was one of the most, if not the most, inequitable funding systems in the country, as pointed out by

Morever, the voucher proposal is inequitable: if fully funded, the authorization would provide many more dollars per student for vouchers than is allocated per student in public schools and public charter schools.

People of color overwhelmingly support those approaches, but every policy must be examined in light of outcomes: If results are inequitable, maybe the policies are flawed.

Although low - income schools have plenty of working parents, only 24 percent of children living in communities of concentrated poverty participate in an after - school program.81 Alternatively, 56 percent of children not in an after - school program would be enrolled in one if it were available to them.82 Unequal access to child care is inequitable to low - income parents and also hurts students.

Illinois is widely considered to operate one of, if not the most, inequitable school finance system in the country.

If no country or block pushes strongly for rejecting this agreement we will be bound to an extremely unambitious and inequitable agreement.

If oil were $ 30 a barrel, the people that finance and profit from those things now to produce biofuel would be instead doing it for other reasons - and if biofuel production were to magically disappear, those people would continue to profit from unsustainable and inequitable practices with other endIf oil were $ 30 a barrel, the people that finance and profit from those things now to produce biofuel would be instead doing it for other reasons - and if biofuel production were to magically disappear, those people would continue to profit from unsustainable and inequitable practices with other endif biofuel production were to magically disappear, those people would continue to profit from unsustainable and inequitable practices with other ends.

If the marriage is held to be void or voidable, an agreement that would otherwise have been a premarital agreement shall be enforceable only to the extent necessary to avoid an inequitable result.

However, he held that the Court could nevertheless enforce the waiver pursuant to s. 93 (2) of the CPA, which empowers a court to enforce an agreement that contravenes the CPA «if the court determines that it would be inequitable in the circumstances for the consumer not to be bound.»

Div., June 12, 2006, the court is reported to have held that the requirements of a valid contract had not been met since the amount of the payment was inequitable and the defendant had signed the agreement under duress, fearing that, if he did not do so, the marriage would not take place and that he would be deported.

- New Brunswick permits a court to disregard a provision of a prenuptial agreement if the spouse did not receive independent legal advice and application of the provision would be inequitable.

If the Canadian patent office requires that a divisional application be filed pursuant to Section 36 (2.1) of the Patent Act, a court has held that it would «be unfair and inequitable» (see Abbott Laboratories v. Canada (Health), 2009 FC 648 and Consolboard Inc. v. MacMillan Bloedel (Sask.)

It will generally be inequitable to do so if / when (a) his conduct becomes repudiatory in either sense and / or (b) he fails to comply with a notice requiring him to perform.

The law was to change on 12 October 1984 to its present state under the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973, s 25 (as amended) to require the court to have regard to «the conduct of the parties, if that conduct is such that it would in the opinion of the court be in inequitable to disregard it».

... if one party leads another party to believe that its strict legal rights under a contract will not be insisted upon, intending that the other party will act upon that belief and the other does so, then the first party may not afterwards insist on its strict legal rights when it would be inequitable to do so.

[i] t is sufficient if the party, to whom the assurance is given, acts on the faith of it - in such circumstances that it would be unjust and inequitable for the party making the assurance to go back on it.

The principle of waiver provides that if one party leads another party to believe that its strict legal rights under a contract will not be insisted upon, intending that the other party will act upon that belief and the other does so, then the first party may not afterwards insist on its strict legal rights when it would be inequitable to do so: Petridis v. Shabinsky, 35 O.R. (2d) 215 (H.C.), at para. 20.

The relevant provision in relation to conduct is set out in s 25 (2)(g) of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 (as amended)(MCA 1973) which provides that «the court shall in particular have regard to the following matters --(g) the conduct of each of the parties, if that conduct is such that it would in the opinion of the court be inequitable to disregard it».

Clearly, rural and remote communities have much to gain (including better health and wellbeing) if the influential rural health lobby could find its way to join up with wider advocacy campaigns addressing poverty and inequitable policies across the board.

What if the shift to an inequitable two - tier health system in Australia generated a level of public outrage similar to that seen when news broke about cricket cheating?

The answer is «yes» if it would be «inequitable» to decide otherwise.

«A Board rule prohibiting REALTORS ® or their salesmen from accepting elective or appointive public office, or requiring their resignation if they accept such office, is an inequitable limitation on its membership.»

Therefore, if a Board Member receives services of the Board, and of the State and National Associations, for a period of the current fiscal year, it is not inequitable for the Board to require that individual seeking reinstatement of membership in the same fiscal year to pay the full membership dues for the entire year, plus any past due accounts or other monies owed to the Board, without having to go through the process of making application, taking the required orientation course, and paying any required application fee.