Sentence examples for A balanced outcome from inspiring English sources

"I think we are going to get a balanced outcome, which takes advantage of the value that immigrants bring to the economy and be protective of U.S. workers," said Scott Corley, director of Compete America, an industry coalition that includes Google and Intel.

Achieving a balanced outcome will require scientific evidence of in-field effects, a collective vision for designing landscapes of appropriate functional capacity, and well-designed government policies for crop residue and perennial biomass utilization schemes to contribute to a sustainable agricultural approach.

The Computer & Communications Industry Association, which is also not a supportor of the reforms, urged the Council and Parliament to "come to a balanced outcome in final negotiations".

We thank the Rapporteur, Axel Voss, MEP, for working tirelessly to achieve a balanced outcome," said its exec director, Angela Mills Wade, in a statement.

Despite sharing the same linguistic system of the French language, the interactants in the debate do not always seem to have sufficient knowledge to fully comprehend the other side's hidden premises, hindering good progress and a balanced outcome.

It will be shown that the highly contrastive depictions of reality, made by the individual representatives in the case study, are based on divergent norms, beliefs and values and may therefore fail to guarantee a balanced outcome of the independence debate between France and New Caledonia.

And while the African, Caribbean, and Pacific (ACP) Group's position has been weakened by an over-reliance on advice from developed country advisers, last month they issued a strong statement calling for a "meaningful, balanced" outcome at Bali.

When it comes to group decision-making processes, diversity is generally viewed as a good thing, a broader range of perspectives leading to a wider range of information and a more balanced outcome.

The timing is terrible: Just as Ziv's paper points toward the potential for a more balanced outcome, work begins on the one dam that, by itself, threatens to preclude such a solution.

Pessimists fear that Angola may end up having its de facto one-party state confirmed by the ballot box; but many, including some in the ruling party, are hoping for a more balanced outcome.Whoever wins, at stake is the future of what may be sub-Saharan Africa's fastest-growing economy.

Other forms of leadership transition resulted in a somewhat more balanced outcome: New dictatorships arose in 54percentt of cases and democracies in 46percentt.