Sentence examples for balanced commitment from inspiring English sources

His explanation began by pointing out that, while he is not interested in supporting Libertarian candidates or a devotee of Libertarian ideology himself, he's been impressed by the pragmatic way Johnson has balanced commitment to that ideology with practicality and realism.

I applaud the military, one of our few enduring institutions, for maintaining a balanced commitment to pluralism.

– Banks I think one of the biggest challenges as a head of department is balancing commitments and the number of people needing some of your time (parents, students, your department members).

As his current heirs at the State Department seek to temper the democracy-crusade idealism at the heart of the Bush Doctrine with a dose of practicality, pragmatism and realism, Mr. Beisner's book can offer some lessons about balancing commitments and resources, interests and ideals.

Senior administration officials from the president down have been quick to say they are fighting a new kind of war that demands new kinds of tactics on the battlefield and the homefront, and they have acknowledged that the effort will pose new challenges in balancing commitments to order and liberty.

This would show that you know how to work hard and how to balance commitments to both school and work.

The administration says it's listening and trying to balance commitments to top Middle East partners and to U.S. principles.

Some feminist scholars explicitly try to combine and balance a commitment to choice with a commitment to equality.

We are savvy enough to balance our commitment to equal rights for gays with our commitment to the country's values and integrity.

He must now decide how to balance his commitment to human rights against the political risks of appearing "soft on terrorism".

But the Philadelphia Orchestra seems to have found its ideal music director, though Mr. Nézet-Séguin will have to balance his commitment to Philadelphia with his international ambitions.