Flexible policies achieve a better balanced land-use pattern than a combination of individual strict policies.
The region's more balanced land-sea evaporation contrast also explains the absence of the abrupt switching of onshore winds found in drier monsoon regions (Zhou and Lau 1998).
A balanced landing after the kick is very important.
A balanced landing after the whipping kick is very important, since your body is slightly inclined and bent.
Since western states require a balanced state budget it is reasonable to assume that the increased costs of managing additional lands would need to be met by increasing state taxes and user fees, developing currently undeveloped lands and auctioning off lands to the highest bidder.
Specifically in developing country, Munshi [48] from India showed that balanced and mixed land use had a very strong influence and, access to destination and commute distance had a strong impact on walking.
We've harnessed the energy that's been out there all along for a more balanced approach to land preservation and development".
This means that instead of landing in the balanced center of your foot, you land on the outside ball and toes.
When Myers challenged the head of the program, Joan Guilfoyle, over the justification for the program, Guilfoyle responded that the BLM was trying to maintain a "balanced approach" to public land use.
Too many low-income people with diabetes cannot afford well-balanced meals, so they land in the emergency room with life-threatening complications.
A letter to "fellow Republicans" from Jim Nicholson, the party chief, described Ms. Norton as a "strong environmentalist" who had "worked for more than 20 years in a balanced way on environmental and land issues".
