Sentence examples for balanced treatment from inspiring English sources

In light of the recent debate here, I decided to prepare this fuller, hopefully balanced treatment of Kenny Stabler.

"The purpose of this resolution is to ensure there is balanced treatment of divergent groups," Gail Lowe, the chairwoman of the board, said.

The chapter describes the postscript plan, closure on meaning, and hopes for balanced treatment.

Subsequently, in 2008, the Discovery Institute began its multistate promotion of model "academic freedom" legislation that bears striking parallels to the 1980s balanced treatment laws.

Already anticipating in the early 1980s that Arkansas and Louisiana "balanced treatment" laws would be declared unconstitutional, a group of creationists led by Charles Thaxton began laying the groundwork for what is now the ID movement.

Hence, these draft bills proposed what was called: 'Balanced treatment.' If one were to teach the 'evolution model,' then one had also to teach the 'Creation Science model.' Sauce for the evolutionist goose is also sauce for the Creationist gander.

IPCC defended its characterization of the matter, calling the Sunday Times story "misleading and baseless" and calling the 2007 report's handling of the issue "balanced treatment of a complicated and important issue".

Discussing patient treatment preferences, providing balanced treatment information, and following-up with patients on treatment plan effectiveness by phone can improve how pain is managed for Black older adults.

This distinctively Adventist interpretation of Genesis became the hard core of "creation science" in the late 20th century and was incorporated into the "balanced-treatment" laws of Arkansas and Louisiana (discussed below).

The inviscid flux-form tends to generate spurious vorticity but the LDG scheme combined with a well-balanced treatment can effectively eliminate the small-scale noise and generate smooth and accurate results.

The scheme we developed is based on two supports: well-balanced treatment of the variable updating at the new time-level and flux evaluation by three-wave approximations of the intercell Riemann-problem that, without any split, embody the effect of the non-conservative term.