Sentence examples for more balanced plan from inspiring English sources
"We want a more balanced plan," said Brian James McCormick, chairman of the Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway Task Force.
If the euro is to survive, Europe needs a more balanced plan to build the fiscal and financial integration that matches today's monetary union.
So despite the government pursing £30bn more in cuts and £10bn more in taxes, it is now projected to borrow more than the OBR's verdict on the more balanced plan Labour set out and this government ripped up.
Speaking to BBC Radio 4, Balls said: "I'm afraid the problem is that David Cameron for the last two years has been supporting the German position which is now an increasingly isolated position, a very different position from the Obama-Hollande view that we need a more balanced plan on austerity, medium-term, tough decisions, but a plan now on jobs and growth.
We need a more balanced plan.
That's why we urgently need leadership from the chancellor on the world stage to agree a global plan for growth and a more balanced deficit plan here in Britain".
Unless they abduct Brady — and do not think the Jets have not considered it — their approach will center on a more balanced game plan intended to re-establish a commitment to running the ball; Ryan decreed as much during Monday's team meeting.
The figure keeps with Morgan Stanley's plan to construct a more balanced pay package that relies less on annual bonuses.
The first and most immediate is whether, even with his current, more balanced approach, he is planning to spend enough.
The article shows how innovative tools could facilitate better cooperation based on more balanced approaches in participatory urban planning by chronological review of traditional public involvement practices and structured analysis of emerging public participation techniques.
On 3 August, the Army went on to cancel orders for 67 more B-17s authorized under a "balanced" plan Woodring himself had put forth in March, instead allocating the funds to buy smaller combat aircraft, and forbade any further spending for R&D of long range bombers.
