Sentence examples for idea of balance from inspiring English sources

Through the eighteen-twenties, Mill attacked David Hume's history (Hume, though philosophically radical, was politically conservative), William Cobbett's sentimental populism, the false idea of "balance" in the British constitution (if a government was indeed perfectly "balanced," then "the machine must stand still"), and discrimination against Catholics.

And just like Nintendo's games, the idea of balance is vital?

The idea of balance appears to be central in all non-moralistic food cultures.

The whole idea of balance in this area must also be put in the context of a growing "surveillance state," as Hendrik Hertzberg calls it.

In retrospect, the copyright balancing act has survived only because of the imperfections of earlier copying methods.Content industries want to respond by abandoning the idea of balance altogether.

"The program is based on Aristotle's golden mean, the idea of balance in one's life," said Daniel Doyle, Jr., the camp director.

The idea of balancing some cosmic scale, of restoring the moral order to equilibrium, is deeply appealing.

Plus, the idea of balancing the budget on something that has a huge social cost associated with it is problematic".

"Is it going to be some place that's close to employment?" Mr. Aubry also rejected the idea of balancing prison closings based on geography.

Far better, this argument goes, if governments balance the budget over the economic cycle rather than feverishly seeking to balance the books every year.There are more fundamental problems over the idea of balancing the budget, however.

Nikki Stern, whose husband, Jim Potorti, died in the Marsh & McLennan offices, said she believed the idea of balancing remembering and rebuilding was logical, and something she had supported publicly as early as October 2001.