Sentence examples for supported balanced from inspiring English sources

On the "Brian Lehrer Show" on WNYC Radio yesterday, a woman who identified herself as a veteran teacher from Queens, said she supported balanced literacy but felt it was not communicated well.

And the Democratic leadership often grants her dispensation to vote against their majority to keep favor with her more conservative constituents: She has supported balanced budget amendments, opposed amnesty for illegal immigrants and voted against withholding funds to prosecute the war in Iraq.

It was the schedule of the Clinton years that supported balanced budgets and a reasonably healthy macro-economy.

Professional boat transport and yacht hauling drivers know how the boat must be supported, balanced, stabilized and secured.

Professional boat hauling and yacht transporting drivers know how the boat must be supported, balanced, stabilized and secured.

Here, the improved retention may have several origins: social integration, formative assessment, or the structured study process that supported balanced study habits.

"I support balanced accounts, I support fiscal balance, but I also think we have to learn ultimately that public debt is what government owes to society," Mr. Zapatero said.

The issues: Mr Paul supports balanced spending by the government, unlike some of his peers in the Republican Party who oppose most government spending.

The company says: "As one of the nation's leading stewards of environmental responsibility and economic growth, CSX supports balanced environmental regulation that reduces emissions, preserves fuel diversity and energy independence, and ensures affordable energy for businesses and families.

It doesn't take feats of scholarship to prove that simultaneously supporting balanced budgets, status quo entitlement and defense spending, and huge tax cuts for the wealthy (the Republicans' new plan) is mathematically impossible and intellectually bankrupt.

House Democrats have and will continue to support balanced compromise involving reduced spending, additional revenues and targeted investments in the job-creating infrastructure many Republican governors now fear losing.