Sentence examples for common and balanced from inspiring English sources

Now, their representatives have left aside their more reserved approach, writing, "many aspects of the reconciliation process are in jeopardy by this verdict; it essentially hinders the possibility for a common and balanced position towards the recent past, particularly towards building peace, trust and cooperation in the region".

The NCPF not only specifies core aspects of nursing performance, it also provides decision-makers with a conceptual tool to serve as a common ground from which to define performance, devise a common and balanced set of performance indicators for a given sector of nursing care, and derive benchmarks for this sector.

The NCPF provides a common ground from which to define performance, decide what is meaningful and important with regard to each nursing subsystem or function, devise a common and balanced set of performance indicators for a given sector of nursing care, and derive benchmarks for this sector.

Your wisdom seems wiser, your common sense and balanced values more rare, and your funniness funnier.

Not long ago California Congressman Henry Waxman proposed a common sense and balanced approach to Internet policy.

Omron, E. developed a physicochemical model of the projected change in standard base excess (SBE) as a consequence of infused crystalloid solutions of common use (isotonic saline and balanced fluids); unfortunately this was a clinical simulation at standard physiological state.

For the power simulations we only considered the case of K studies with the above identical parameters (including the values of the common log odds ratio θ) and balanced sample sizes (q=1/2).

Incomplete block designs and balanced crossover designs are common.

In the years following other aspects of Blackstone's theory received his critical attention, notably his defence of England's "mixed and balanced" government and English common law.

The challenge of maintaining a stable and balanced medical workforce is common to most countries.

The subgroups for dominant motor syndrome were based on a clinically common classification into tremor dominant, BRP dominant, and balanced subgroups.