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It needs to help them reach an equitable compromise, and it needs to ensure that a broad coalition of local, regional and international supporters help them implement their agreement.

And through campus-level proceedings, Title IX goes so far as to give victims equitable rights during the campus process, which means that victims can represent their own interests during proceedings, rather than relying on educational institutions to do so.

That's not going to create an equitable, fair society.

And in places like Europe, it might be more equitable, we might even be a bit better dressed and eat better than the U.S., but the problem is this damn public sector.

So, in designing a city for the blind, I hope you start to realize that it actually would be a more inclusive, a more equitable, a more just city for all.

This socioeconomic entrepreneurship on the ground within these neighborhoods really begins to suggest ways of translating that into new, inclusive and more equitable land use policies.

And this expansion in urbanization is going to be neither even nor equitable.

So why can't the energy of anger be translated and harnessed to create a better and beautiful world, a more just and equitable world?

Our mission is to alleviate energy burdens by working with communities, utilities and government agencies alike to provide equitable access to clean energy, energy efficiency and energy technology.

We're even working directly with elected officials, advocating for more equitable pricing, because to see this vision of energy equity and resilience succeed, we have to work together sustainably.

Now, cities can make the world more sustainable, they can make the world more equitable, I also believe that connectivity between cities can make the world more peaceful.

If we really, as a country, believe that education is the "great equalizer," then it should be just that: equal and equitable.

But I'm so inspired when I see people who have a way that they do things, have a way that they think about the world, and they're courageous enough to be open to listening to what the experiences are of so many of us who want to live in world that's just and want to live in a world that's equitable.

It was not an equitable cultural momentum.

I've had primarily positive social influences and examples of equitable behavior around me.

Clinicians best deliver quality equitable care when they have continuing education about how to best support lactation and breastfeeding.

It starts with ensuring free and equitable access to everything libraries offer them.

So is that fair and equitable service if some of us can pay our fines and continue to operate as we always have, and others of us make one mistake and no longer are welcome back?

We can create algorithms that are more equitable and more fair than human beings have ever been.

It doesn't mean our experiences are equitable, and it certainly doesn't mean that a post-racial society, that thing that we talked about so much, ever became close to being a reality.

While we must address social determinants of health if we're ever going to truly have equitable health care in this country, many of these are deep-seated and they will take some time to resolve.

Just think of yourself as an investor in food, where your purchasing power helps create a more equitable society for everyone.

So how do we leave neoliberalism behind and build a more sustainable, more prosperous and more equitable society?

If we truly want a more equitable, more prosperous and more sustainable economy, if we want high-functioning democracies and civil society, we must have a new economics.

A Green New Deal is a framework for how to take ourselves into the future in a way that's sustainable and equitable.

How we're going to distribute them to ensure a sustainable development that is fair and equitable across the world.

Also, there are food deserts in many countries that have little to no access to nutritious vegetables, and as this industry matures, it will become possible to provide more equitable access to high-quality, highly nutritious vegetables in even the most underprivileged of communities.

It's also equitable in the sense that everybody gets to go to work, not only certain sectors, it's transparent, etc. [Cross talk] CA: And this is something that is best implemented by individual companies?

Or can we develop a uniquely African model of sustainable and equitable development?

We have worked in several countries in Africa, focusing on this more equitable and sustainable model of architectural practice, and Malawi is one of those countries.

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