geographical balance造句

• I would think there will be some sort of geographical balance.
• For the sake of geographical balance, most of these were Italians.
• O'Neill always kept a weather eye turned to the geographical balance in Congress.
• He's got to look for geographical balance too.
• Pelosi's pitch begins with lending a geographical balance.
• The 14-member panel struck a geographical balance by including candidates from Europe, Africa and South America.
• The system of geographical balances that had enabled local conflicts to be contained was swept away ."
• In choosing the finalists, a 14-member panel struck a geographical balance by including candidates from three continents.
• The justices represented every region of the country, as Washington emphasized geographical balance in making his appointments.
• Since the civil war, this level of geographical balancing is less critical, but still plays a big role.
• To gain some geographical balance, the winery bought additional properties in Napa in 1995 and Monterey in 1997.
• Recruitment for the new-look armed forces will take into account ethnic and geographical balances, the defense ministry says.
• "They let me in, partly, I think, because they wanted geographical balance and there weren't many applying from Idaho,"
• Comments : Similar to the last but is from an exotic place ( to give us some geographical balance ).
• The court imposed the freeze late last year to achieve what it said was a better geographical balance among defense counsels.
• Some IOC officials would like to strike a geographical balance by including at least one candidate from Europe, Africa and South America.
• The maneuver cemented the geographical balance in Johnson's junior circuit, with New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit and St . Louis.
• There were no surprises among the five finalists as the 14-member panel struck a geographical balance by including candidates from Europe, Africa and South America.