Sentence examples for equitable balance from inspiring English sources

Within this shifting frame of individuals and groups, the ruler was expected to maintain a workable, if not equitable, balance.

Lately, popular fund categories have included those that promise more measured returns by using arbitrage or strategies that have an equitable balance of short and long bets.

With an ensemble of just 50 players Mr. Harnoncourt and Mr. Aimard can attain an unusually equitable balance between orchestra and piano.

The current legal system fails to provide an equitable balance between the rights of researchers and the rights of donors of biological materials.

Codes of practice are expected to provide or indicate tolerable levels of risk that yield equitable balance in benefits and costs.

We might take our modicums of leisure time in different ways, but we seem to have found an equitable balance that works.

The agreement putting him in the post obliges him to observe an "equitable geographical balance".

Only two justices were sworn in at that time, as the other five appointments were being challenged by several women's groups on the basis that the new court would lack an equitable gender balance.

Moreover a process of policy learning is evident; where the initial policies were relatively ineffective, by failing to ensure a more equitable gender balance in elected office, this spurs subsequent revisions.

Karen's proactive approach to encourage and support family friendly working has benefited Hireserve but - just as importantly - it offers rewarding and interesting roles to parents seeking an equitable work/life balance.

A more equitable gender balance is believed to enhance the recruitment of the most talented, irrespective of gender (European Commission, 2008).