Sentence examples for equitable balance between from inspiring English sources
With an ensemble of just 50 players Mr. Harnoncourt and Mr. Aimard can attain an unusually equitable balance between orchestra and piano.
Last Saturday, in a stunning decision, Swarthmore's board of managers voted to drop football after more than a century of participation as it sought to find a more equitable balance between academics and athletics.
He had been charged with establishing a new mining code that would create a more equitable balance between the interests of the mining companies and the people of Guinea.
Advocate Harold Sungusia from the Legal and Human Rights Centre told IPS that in order for the government to control conflicts with investors over land, it should create an equitable balance between the interests of its people and those of investors.
If Windows 8 was a dramatic lurch towards mobile computing, especially on tablets, Windows 9 appears to be heading for a more equitable balance between desktop muscle, and mobile capability.
The National Land Policy, 2013 (section 62, iii), provides for zoning to establish appropriate agro-ecological zones, pastoral resource areas and maintaining an equitable balance between use of land for pasture and agriculture.
While most movies are too predictably scored, and while projections at concerts tend to double as "moving wallpaper," as Mr. Cohen put it, live cinema permits "a more equitable balance or dialectic between sound and image".
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.
A lump sum payment of a buyer and his or her (widows liked to buy annuities) uncertain stream of income require an equitable balance.
Codes of practice are expected to provide or indicate tolerable levels of risk that yield equitable balance in benefits and costs.
