Sentence examples for a broad balance from inspiring English sources

Cushion said the Conservative dominance meant the "spirit" of the EU's argument, which encouraged journalists to find a "broad balance of arguments", was not followed.

The BBC's 14-page guidelines for covering the referendum call for a "broad balance" and refer programme editors to Ric Bailey, chief adviser, politics.

These are set to ensure a broad balance between overall supply and demand over the medium term (the next two years or so) thus keeping the economy on a path consistent with price stability.

The scrum strained against the Springboks and though the back row of Tom Croft, Lewis Moody and Nick Easter has a broad balance, it lacks the skills of an openside fetcher and passer in the mould of Australia's David Pocock.

Item analyses and selection was based on the criteria: percentage of symptomatic answers (5-95%), effect size f of gender- or age-related item bias < .40, mean item-total correlation rit > .30, and potentially improving scale reliability Cronbach's α by item rejection while avoiding trivial redundancy as well as keeping a broad balance of scale content.

Bill Clinton angered congressional Democrats when he reached a broad balanced-budget agreement and signed a welfare reform law.

Rather than smoothing over every interaction, with a broader balance of EI skills she could bring up the issue to her colleague directly, drawing on emotional self-control to keep her own reactivity at bay while telling him what, specifically, does not work in his style.

Germany is expected to run a broad budget balance, a sharp improvement from a deficit of 4% of GDP in 2003.

It said the production company which makes the show was "extremely careful to select audiences which reflect a broad political balance".

After reaching 40, we planned to continue recruitment until we had achieved thematic saturation and a broad demographic balance.

If spending and revenue have to be in broad balance, the overriding question that remains is how much of a country's national income should be allocated by government and how much should be spent by people themselves.