Synonyms for equitably
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1. equitablyadverb

   in an equitable manner

   "the inheritance was equitably divided among the sisters"

   Antonyms:
   inequitably

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1. List of paraphrases for "equitably":

   fairly, equitable, evenly, equally, fair

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1. Danny Meyer:

   For our teams, the change will be significant, we will now have the ability to compensate all of our employees equitably, competitively, and professionally.

2. Boy Scouts of America:

   Because certain parties have communicated their intent to appeal the confirmation order, we will next begin a The Court appeal process in order to emerge from Chapter 11, which will allow survivors to be equitably compensated and preserve the mission of Scouting for future generations.

3. Tedros Adhanom:

   The ongoing vaccine crisis is a scandalous inequity that is perpetuating the pandemic, the number of doses administered globally so far would have been enough to cover all health workers and older people, if they had been distributed equitably. We could have been in a much better situation.

4. President Alassane Ouattara:

   Once you get more jobs in the cities and with the youth, then you have a faster perception that everyone is sharing equitably, we have the policies now, we have the programs, we have the financing. It's the implementation we really have to concentrate on.

5. Christopher Boian:

   Everyone knows business as usual is no longer an option, the Global Compact on Refugees is about sharing responsibility more widely, more equitably and more intelligently. It is about delivering results that benefit both refugees and the communities that welcome and integrate them.