Sentence examples for balancing opinion from inspiring English sources
In the Aboriginal father case the council said its decision was in the interests of a "free and vigorous press" and that publishing two balancing opinion pieces on Indigenous issues in the News Corp daily broadsheet was a more appropriate response.
Balanced opinions are for bores andthird-rate minds".
The simple dismissal of truth would be too dogmatic a position; but if absolute truth is lacking, we still have the possibility to balance opinions.
"Our CEO made a very judicious decision in the middle of heated debates and conflicting views, by balancing different opinions and fostering negotiations, even though he had preferred entering the North American market".
"Their job is to post articles on the B.B.S. to balance public opinion," Mr. Li said, referring to the Bulletin Board System where many Internet users interact.
It's a perfect example of how a historical film can be accurate, balanced in opinion, and a gripping thriller – all at the same time.
Having practised as an approved social worker (ASW) for 13 years, Gilbert is anxious that any new legislation does not remove this independent role, which he says is vital to balance medical opinion with a social and holistic perspective.
As they take on the city's high stakes and often media-frenzied cases, they must balance public opinion, power struggles within the system and their unwavering passion for the law.
The physician's role may be described as assessing the reasonableness of the patient's assessment of his or her impaired work capacity, in order to balance clinical opinion against the intention of the law.
Rosen made sure to balance the opinions of others with his own considered opinion.
All these methods — "authoritarian deliberation" is the phrase used by some scholars — come packaged in official assurances about the need to encourage "transparency" and to "balance" online opinions for the sake of harmoniously "guiding public opinion" (yulung daoxiang).
