Sentence examples for committed to balance from inspiring English sources
But I find that even clients committed to balance often have too much data and not enough clarity about what their gender issues actually are.
The BBC are committed to "balance" in broadcasting; meaning weight is given to quality and authority of viewpoints rather than just volume of noise.
And the IFS says that if it were balanced in 2017-18 - which is when the Tories and Lib Dems are committed to balance it - Labour would need to make £18bn of cuts.
By knowing myself and my values, being committed to balance and having true self-confidence and genuine humility, I can far more easily make decisions, no matter if I'm facing a crisis or an opportunity.
All the main parties are committed to balancing the books in the next parliament – whatever the smears from David Cameron.
"The government is committed to balancing the books over a sensible period of time, in a way that allows space to support the economy".
To achieve this, the 66-year-old must avoid parroting an anti-austerity rhetoric, given that we have just elected a Conservative government committed to balancing the nation's books.
… The mayor is committed to balancing the budget without raising taxes, Ms. Collins said, and even with the cuts, more children would be accommodated than when Mr. Bloomberg was first elected a decade ago.
By cutting more than $600 million in government spending, officials said, the new economic program is devised to convince investors that the government is committed to balancing its budget next year and not to adding to the $132 billion public debt.
C. Eugene Steuerle of the Urban Institute, who worked in the Reagan administration, said Mr. McCain "may well be committed to balancing the budget in five years, but does not tell you how he would reach that goal".
