Examples of using A more equitable in English and their translations into Swedish
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It is not yet possible to say that a more equitable care has been achieved
In this way we could ensure that the service operated in a more equitable fashion.
The proposal provides an efficient mechanism with European added value for attracting more international students but also with a more equitable distribution among the Member States.
if decisions are structured increases the prospects of a more equitable care.
accrue the resources for a more equitable society.
which will ensure a more equitable distribution of EU assistance.
MHealth can contribute to a more equitable access to healthcare as technologies spread to remote areas and people that would
Obviously the approach should be to achieve a more equitable solution but that requires a north/south balance
Much more important than the question how much does it cost to a more equitable system of assistance,
Calls for a new global framework that creates a more equitable and sustainable trade scheme based on dialogue,
the consortium's executive director,“with a more equitable distribution of the benefits
global development and of possibilities for a more equitable global development
will not promote a more equitable engagement with global science.
successfully forcing the government to adopt a more equitable arrangement via negotiations mediated by the Dalit cricketer turned political leader Palwankar Baloo.
democratic stability and a more equitable inclusion in the process of economic globalisation.
If we really hope to help the poorer countries to benefit from globalisation, we must re-evaluate all world trade rules in a more equitable manner, by considering the link between trade
this option relies on financing though the general budget as a more equitable and the least distortive way of funding the provision of universal service.
smart investments in education and renewable technologies have ensured a more equitable and prosperous life for all.
One important matter concerning the future distribution of direct support among Member States will be to determine how to progress from the current situation to a more equitable distribution in the future
developing countries, leading to a more equitable North-South economic and social development, are further examples