Sentence examples for proposing a balanced from inspiring English sources

"The governor is proposing a balanced budget with revenue enhancements," Mr. Ardo said, "and the Republican budget is based on deep cuts and is out of balance".

"This is the same president who wants to slam Americans with tax hikes to cover his reckless spending, but has threatened to veto a bill proposing a balanced budget amendment," she wrote.

Following the requirements for a scheduler that takes into account the service class requirement in addition to providing a balance between the resources allocated to different service classes, we propose a balanced minimum guarantee LTE scheduler that maintains LTE service class requirements in addition to providing best channel condition use.

The lawyer, James F. Goodhart, hedged, proposing a balancing test that would weigh how substantial the government intrusion on private property was.

In this research, we define the major indicators of social sustainability for development of SDM and propose a Balanced Scorecard method to evaluate the weighting factors among the three pillars and the indicators used to assess each pillar.

In the case of biodiversity loss, for example, the report proposes a balance between government-regulated land use and the devolution of rights to local communities.

The plan proposed a balance of spending reductions and tax increases of about $4 trillion over almost a decade; that would bring the long-term debt to a sustainable level, according to proponents, who said the president was abdicating leadership.

For better reconstruction performance, we proposed a balance coefficient between the approximation and regularisation terms and a method for optimisation.

Based on the movement characteristics of overlying strata at the LTCC face, Yan (1996) introduced a mechanical theory of limited deformation and proposed a balance structure of macro continuous "compressed arch beam" of overlying strata at the upper location.

In a concurring opinion, Justice Felix Frankfurter proposed a "balancing test", which soon supplanted the "clear and present danger" test: The demands of free speech in a democratic society as well as the interest in national security are better served by candid and informed weighing of the competing interests, within the confines of the judicial process.

Clark et al 24 proposed a balance index that utilizes weight-bearing asymmetry and COP in combination with loads on both feet, and analyzed the characteristic changes in the balance index, with the aim of evaluating balance ability.