Examples of using Equitably in English and their translations into Hungarian
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probably neither equally nor equitably.
agree to seek a positive way to resolve our differences justly and equitably.'.
An enforceable global agreement on climate change action is necessary, equitably sharing the costs of both mitigation
They are also designed to ensure that aid is equitably distributed amongst all parts of affected populations.
the distribution of its products will be equitably regulated.
social development helping to ensure that the fruits of growth are widely and equitably shared and promoting gender equality;
along with smart and market-based environmental regulation effectively and equitably implemented across the Single Market.
A key challenge is to allow everyone to benefit from medical progress quickly and equitably.
the distribution of its products will be equitably regulated.
Madam President, as an Irish MEP I am asking the EU to deal equitably with an impossible financial situation in Ireland.
the manufacturers should share equitably the profits and advantages.
As a consequence, order the European Union to repair all of the harm allegedly suffered by the applicant at an amount to be fixed equitably by the Court;
To effectively and equitably integrate the developing world into the global economy, the ongoing WTO-negotiations, the Doha Development Agenda(DDA), are essential.
Assistance should be financed in such a way as to spread the burden equitably over all passengers using an airport
on the necessity to regulate international trade equitably.
A workers compensation classification system is intended to distribute the cost of insurance equitably among employers.
and equitably accessible as possible?
The planet's resources are rare, we must consume more ethically and equitably,” Ducasse told AFP.
He also believes that Europe needs a common asylum system that equitably shares responsibility for protecting legitimate refugees, rather than placing
and equitably accessible as possible?