Sentence examples for balance on issues from inspiring English sources

Both justices have established strong conservative records since Bush appointed them, and the appointment of one more conservative to the nation's highest court could tip the balance on issues such as abortion, discrimination, civil liberties and private property.

Gen. Pervez Musharraf is trying very hard to promote a true Islamic approach of balance on issues.

This isn't to suggest that Mr. Obama has struck the right balance on these issues.

Justice O'Connor's successor could change the balance on other issues as well, among them affirmative action and legislative redistricting.

"I recognise that it is difficult to strike a balance on these issues and I am grateful for the work the group has put in so far," she said.

The confused response put the mayor off balance on an issue, campaign finance, where lately he seemed to have cornered the high ground.

On Thursday, in Politico, came the sweeping declaration that March 2013 would perhaps go down as "the month when the political balance on this issue shifted unmistakably from risky to safe".

The balance on this issue is almost certainly held by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who perhaps among all the court's members is the least likely to be impressed by an all-or-nothing argument that takes the court further than necessary to resolve the particular dispute.

We all have a shared interest in giving proper effect to the Court's decision, finding the best possible balance on this issue.

Speaking with THUMP, Berejiklian said "I feel the NSW Government has reached a good balance on this issue, as we relaxed lockout laws [by half an hour] for live entertainment venues following a review last year".

And by voicing support for a global treaty to combat climate change — while not committing to making difficult emissions cuts — Modi struck a delicate balance on an issue on which India risked becoming a global outlier.