Sentence examples for deliberate balancing from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg, hailed the large number of female Lib Dem peers, in part a deliberate balancing act to counter the predominantly male Lib Dem profile in the Commons.

For big policies, this includes the deliberate balancing act between social, economic and environmental well-being.

Inappropriate prescriptions may thus sometimes be a result of a deliberate balancing of various interests and concerns.

How can we seriously consider confirming his nomination to serve as a commission?" The commission is made up of six members, three Democrats and three Republicans, a delicate and deliberate balance that is intended to avoid giving any one party an electoral advantage.

Community Roots is one of eight charter schools or charter school networks that has a deliberate balance of students from a range of socioeconomic backgrounds, according to a February report from The Century Foundation, a progressive think tank.

"As a result of lessons learned in Chile, Central America and elsewhere, the C.I.A. now carefully reviews all contacts for potential involvement in human rights abuses and makes a deliberate decision balancing the nature and severity of the human rights abuse against the potential intelligence value of continuing the relationship," the report said.

This has been done through, for instance, priority-setting exercises, where multiple stakeholders convene and use tested methods to deliberate, weigh, balance and rank competing priorities in health research.

Instead of feeding the fire, I do my best to maintain a deliberate nonchalance, to balance reverence with a heavy dose of reality.

To recap: American government is a system of deliberate checks and balances that has proved, over two-plus centuries, remarkably adaptive.

When setting up The Downing Street Project to advance women's leadership -- the spontaneous offspring of The White House Project, founded by Marie Wilson 10 years ago -- we made a deliberate commitment to balance and partnership.

The historian Malyn Newitt subscribes to some sort of ulterior maneuvering and has said that the choice of Cabral "was a deliberate attempt to balance the interests of rival factions of noble families, for he appears to have no other quality to recommend him and no known experience in commanding major expeditions".