Sentence examples for of balanced approach from inspiring English sources

Pennsylvania took the same kind of balanced approach to the utility companies, like P. P. L. and PECO, that used to be the state's sole providers of electricity.

He went to the trouble of creating a bipartisan deficit commission, which at the end of last year produced just the sort of "balanced" approach he says he favours.

Though both parties say a compromise to replace sequestration this year is unlikely, Mr. Obama said, "I will continue to seek out partners on the other side of the aisle so that we can create the kind of balanced approach of spending cuts, revenues, entitlement reform that everybody knows is the right way to do things".

It's the kind of balanced approach proposed by the bipartisan Simpson-Bowles commission.

Third, happiness is achieved through a kind of balanced approach to life, both as individuals and as a society.

And that's the kind of tradeoff, that's the kind of balanced approach and shared sacrifice that I think most Americans agree need to happen".

And, in any case, the president appears to understand and be willing to reduce some of the operating costs of entitlements in contrast to their benefits as part of his "balanced approach".

By insisting that taxes are a necessary part of any balanced approach, they are building the foundation for a broader program of progressive tax reform.

Rather than take on these forces directly, he speaks instead of asking the wealthy to "pay their fair share in taxes," of building a consensus, of taking a "balanced approach," of striking a "grand bargain" that would "make sure that middle-class folks aren't bearing the entire burden and sacrifice when it comes to some of these big challenges".

That is why advocates of a balanced approach want children to have interesting books available.

"I don't know how else to interpret this — that the result of this balanced approach is that higher-than-preferred inflation may be tolerated," he said.