Sentence examples for a balanced strategy from inspiring English sources
The government should be applauded for setting out a balanced strategy and grasping the nuclear nettle".
John C. Miller, president of Macaroni Grill, said that the company would show pasta again and that the shots of protein items simply represented "a balanced strategy".
The Witt report correctly notes that a balanced strategy of recommending that some people stay inside while asking others to evacuate provides the best protection for the public.
But while many Canadians agree with trying to reduce the harm associated with drugs, they also want a balanced strategy that includes those other three pillars: treatment, prevention and enforcement.
But these demands have to be accompanied by a balanced strategy that bolsters Mr Zardari and weakens the argument of his generals, not (as in the case of those American bombing raids) the other way round.
Its goal should be a balanced strategy that sustains the physical and financial integrity of the developments; protects the rights of existing tenants; extends the years of affordability; respects the interests of responsible owners; and does not deter future affordable housing development.
Boldt and colleagues published a series of articles in which a totally balanced strategy (balanced crystalloid and balanced colloid) was compared with a standard treatment (isotonic saline and colloid in isotonic saline carrier) (Table 4).
But next year we will pursue a more balanced strategy.
Unless a more balanced strategy evolves, new claims of methodological authority may be just as problematic as the traditional claims of medical authority that have been criticized by proponents of evidence-based medicine.
Peña Nieto's apparent qualms over seeking a leading role at the special session — which states its goal as the development of an "integrated and balanced strategy to counter the world drug problem" — looks, at least, a little odd.
Our balanced strategy integrates a public health understanding of the disease of addiction with policies to reduce drug supply.
