The goals in China's new five-year plan are consistent with the International Energy Agency's "new policies" plan for climate change, a middle course that represents an improvement from current policies, Mr. Birol said.
On the issue of dismissal from the priesthood, for example, it seeks to steer a middle course, calling for the return to lay status of any who in the future commit a single act of abuse of a minor and all who in the past have committed more than one such offense.
This paper deals with an innovative operating concept and its design for railways, which adopts a middle course between today's road and railway traffic and consequently could make railways more attractive in comparison to road traffic.
He suggested a middle course for parents: Simply use acetaminophen (also known as paracetamol) more sparingly.
Archbishop Williams, 58, has been criticized by conservatives and liberals alike for his efforts to steer a middle course.
Since larger baffler angles increase the pressure drop significantly, it is suggested that variable baffler angles, with the angle increasing along the flow direction, might be a middle course for balancing the heat transfer and pressure drop.
For Obama to do his job, he needs progressives to do theirs: let progressives fight on the left flank to make room for the President to steer a middle course.
For photographers, there may be a middle course between the fraudulent actions of di Chirico and the legal opportunities of European artists: They are likely to have kept all their old negatives, not only the ones that were printed at the time, and can produce new editions of older imagery.
In the particular case of biology, for example, emergentism is perceived as a middle course between mechanicism and vitalism.
