Sentence examples for balancing article from inspiring English sources

When the European Convention on Human Rights was enshrined in British law via the 1998 Human Rights Act, Parliament set judges the task of balancing Article 8 (the right to privacy) with Article 10 (the right to freedom of expression).

The New York Times seems to have noticed this bias even as Barron's series was running, and published a balancing article about Steinway's competitive business practices by Michael Z. Wise.

Making it the top of an otherwise balanced article contributed to the sense that The Times had been spun.

Applying the word "terrorist" with a wide sensationalist swath may make a good headline; however, it desensitizes a powerful term and undermines an otherwise balanced article.

Wilkinson is preparing to take a case to the court of appeal where, he believes, new case law will be created that forces courts to fulfil their obligation to balance article 6 against article 8 every time the question of bringing a child to court is raised.

They don't take the time to write balanced articles or offer news analysis.

The courts are obliged to balance articles 8 and 10 of the European convention on human rights but this should be a last resort.

But what was surprising was those who read the false balance article were even less confident about the safety of vaccines than the "vaccines-definitely-cause-autism" article.

"The courts have held that Article 10 must be balanced against Article 8," says Geoffrey Robertson QC, the founder and head of Doughty Street Chambers that handles many civil liberties and human rights cases.

It should, however, be balanced against article 10, the right to free expression.

By Sylvia Plath The New Yorker, August 3, 1963 P. 28 In this country there is neither measure nor balance View Article By Alan Burdick By Phil Klay By Larissa MacFarquhar By Masha Gessen.