Sentence examples for middle course that from inspiring English sources
"I think Mike has charted a middle course that has been faithful to his district," said Chris Jones, his chief of staff.
Republicans had hammered Mr. Clinton for not backing a missile shield, so he took a middle course that would proceed with tests while trying to preserve arms control agreements.
Ever since, Democratic leaders have tried to chart a middle course that would satisfy opponents of abortion rights, most importantly Senator Ben Nelson, Democrat of Nebraska, without angering abortion rights supporters who oppose any new restrictions.
When it comes to North Korea, the Bush administration has always found itself pulled in two directions — confrontation versus engagement — and has generally settled on a middle course that was neither.
On healthcare, Clinton proposes a middle course that would improve President Obama's plan, but not repeal it as Republicans favor or brush it aside for a Medicare-style, government insurance plan as Sanders desires.
On July 14 , 1963 Rockefeller denounced Goldwater "extremists" for a philosophy "wholly alien to the broad middle course that accommodates the mainstream of Republican principle".
It has tried to steer a middle course between that of Gulf Arab allies who want Assad ousted at almost any cost and its own concerns - echoed by Washington - that a radical Islamist victory in Syria would install a worse threat.
Of course, the middle path that balances the risks of failure and missing a successful innovation involves starting with a sub-national pilot project, retaining any existing plans for conventional cross-sectional surveys, and evaluating the pilot experience carefully before deciding whether to scale-up.
But perhaps the best reason to assume the middle course is that it fits the same narrative about the economy that has applied to the last several months.
R. J. B. Bosworth, a professor of history at the University of Western Australia, announces at the beginning of his "Mussolini" that he intends to steer something of a middle course, agreeing that Mussolini did not govern merely by coercion but enjoyed widespread support, while retaining the fundamentally negative assessment of his time in power.
At a later Arab summit that brought both lots together, a joint platform could not be agreed on, though King Abdullah, hoping to steer a middle course, declared that an Arab initiative to recognise Israel in exchange for its withdrawal from Gaza and the West Bank, which all the Arabs signed in 2002, could not stay on the table for ever.In the meantime, moves to consolidate the ceasefire continued.
