Sentence examples similar to failed balance from inspiring English sources

Of the ten provinces, only Nova Scotia and tiny Prince Edward Island failed to balance their books.

While New Jersey's economy was growing, they saw fit to outspend that growth and failed to balance the budget.

The board seized control of Nassau's finances in January 2011, saying the county had failed to balance its $2.7 billion budget.

When he failed to balance his shadow cabinet with talented Labour women and gave the top jobs to men, they attributed the error to teething problems.

They argued that the homeowners association had failed to balance their individual rights against the association's right to regulate behavior within the development.

Roger Clinton failed a balance and coordination test and a breath test, the police said; they did not immediately release the estimated alcohol level.

In Eweida's case, the Strasbourg court did not criticise UK law but said British courts had failed to balance competing interests in the case adequately.

While citing the frequent absences of marquee favorites like Donna Murphy and Bernadette Peters, Charles Isherwood failed to balance his thesis with the sterling example of Hugh Jackman.

Judge Conner found that the village zoning board had failed to balance environmental concerns with the school's rights to a reasonable use of its property.

The government has failed to balance the books which means that foreign reserves, which it needs buy petrol, are running low.

The legal foundation argued that the Institute of Medicine had failed to balance the panel by including officials from industry, the investment community or patients who had benefited from devices.