Sentence examples for approach balancing from inspiring English sources

Halfon wants a more equitable approach, balancing his party's commitment to home ownership with a new emphasis on low-cost renting.

Mr. Panetta took a softer approach, balancing concerns about shortages of equipment and personnel with praise for the NATO's accomplishments in Libya and Afghanistan.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said the downgrade affirmed the need for the Democrats' approach, balancing spending cuts with higher revenue from the wealthy and corporations.

The country's Christian Democratic chancellor, Angela Merkel, a Russian speaker who grew up in East Germany, favours a more sceptical, nuanced approach, balancing short-term German national interests with European values and solidarity.

Ryu Goto, a 21-year-old Japanese-American violinist and the younger brother of the violinist Midori, is taking a broader approach, balancing a busy performing career with full-time undergraduate studies at Harvard, where he is a physics major.

The changes to the crime and courts bill, to be published by the justice secretary, Chris Grayling, come a day after David Cameron made his first big speech on crime and justice, promising a new "tough, but intelligent" approach balancing tougher sentencing with more rehabilitation and a focus on crime prevention.

Her engaging approach balanced his scientific background.

We use a communicative approach, balanced with grammatical and phonetic techniques.

This methodology, called the Sectoral Decarbonization Approach, balances the level of ambition needed against the economic realities of operating in that sector.

This approach balances the gravitational vector with satellite accelerations, and hence is characterized by (second-order) numerical differentiation of the kinematic orbit.

This approach balanced the backhaul traffic according to individual backhaul capacities, guaranteed the QoS of each user, and minimized the power consumption.