Examples of using More equitable in English and their translations into Finnish
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guarantee more equitable conditions and eliminate administrative
competitors will have no incentive to offer more equitable prices.
The EU must take gradual action at all levels to achieve fairer and more equitable trade relations.
The distribution of direct payments in Ireland may be more equitable than in other EU countries, as there are relatively few very large farms, particularly arable farms.
So not only is the call for more equitable burden sharing as regards receiving refugees justified,
This has not only influenced case law itself but has also made the business community more aware of the need to draft more equitable terms.
our common values and ideals into practice and to reach a more equitable sharing of the benefits derived from economic globalisation.
Mr Bento Gonçalves appreciated the content of the"Cork Declaration" which provided for a more equitable distribution of Community aid through integrated land-use planning.
We have finally been able to reach an agreement on own resources that will lead to a more equitable system.
In such a case, it encourages an“open market sale” which would use regular real estate procedure to yield more equitable prices.
Better regional protection should allow more equitable management of flows of irregular migrants who want to come to Europe.
The report also mentions that the common agricultural policy should be fairer and more equitable, with a distribution of financial resources between countries that is more balanced,
Much more important than the question how much does it cost to a more equitable system of assistance,
make world trade fairer and more equitable.
Costa attempted to introduce a Brazil that was more equitable, he also designed housing for the working classes that was separated from the upper
policy for the future, to ensure a transparent and more equitable distribution of income support for farmers,
That could be because the power dynamic in those relationships is more equitable, said social psychologist Justin Lehmiller,
The reforms agreed under the Second Economic Adjustment Programme seek to create a more equitable society- where all segments of the population bear a fair share of the burden of adjustment and will all enjoy the benefits of reform.
since it is far more equitable. It is a better reflection of each citizen' s actual capacity to contribute.
making the system more equitable.