Examples of using Difficult balance in English and their translations into German
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This is a difficult balance.
But I am very confident that together,we can work to strike this difficult balance.
But the difficult balance oneself.
The European Union requires a difficult balance.
This is the difficult balance that we have to strike sometimes.
It is an extremely difficult balance.
So there is a difficult balance there, which the Commission is monitoring closely.
The antiquity and modernity, l'universalism e l'interesse individuale, the difficult balance between ideals and survival.
The difficult balance between personal data protection and the fight against money laundering.
SERENITY realize the, especially in the progressive music so difficult, balance between artistic claims and catchiness.
The difficult balance of freedom of press and personal rights requires the involvement of experiences practitioners.
Furthermore, under the pressure of budgetary restrictions, Member States have to maintain a difficult balance between adjusting government spending and protecting growth-friendly expenditure20.
This is a difficult balance to achieve, and, without pressure from the markets, I am unsure how it will play out.
While in Italy the government's approach to the Roma issue has been not entirely consistent and at times highly questionable with respect to humanitarianprinciples, in Europe an effort has always been made to maintain the difficult balance between integration and security.
It is a difficult balance, but we believe that our amendment to the text delivers the best possible solution.
We also have a responsibility as a European institution, of course, though, and in this connection I welcome the intentions, from both the Commission and the Council Presidency, to dealwith the services directive swiftly and in this connection, to respect the difficult balance we have struck after much hard work in this House.
Both sites, the difficult balance between sustainability and economic interests depends on the proper management of water.
The renowned master Swami Digambarananda Saraswati explains his vision technique that has consecrated his life,as well as on the necessary and often difficult balance between tradition and modernity when it comes to keeping the flame of the powerful tool of transformation that is yoga well alive, without distorting its essence.
This difficult balance between these various demands was evident with the refurbishment of the Maggenberg residential care home.
I hope that the Commissioner will do everything she can at a European level and beyond to remind everyone of their responsibilities, in order to allow land planning policies to take into account,in their fiscal dimension as well, the difficult balance that we must achieve, and also so that the leaders of industry shoulder their responsibilities when compensating victims and repairing the damage.
We have to find- he added- the difficult balance between environmental compliance and the right of a port to provide access to ships, even larger.
The lack of coordination of this type of measure hinders the functioning of the internal market in road transport, and the Commission and the majority of States are in favour of common rules which establish a durable, clear and transparent system and which provides, as has been said,a combination and a difficult balance between two opposing interests: the citizens' right to enjoy roads at weekends which are not entirely congested and the freedom of transit of goods across the Union.
But it is vital to ensure that the difficult balance reached in the common position is not put in jeopardy by amendments which would not be compatible with its fundamental objectives.
So it is a difficult balance that we have to find, and the Stability and Growth Pact provides us with the means to do it, because it does not require an immediate return to budgetary equilibrium.
In the area of the approximation of laws, we must always try to find the difficult balance between necessary harmonisation, on the one hand, and consideration for the legal traditions that have evolved in Member States over the years on the other.
In the difficult balance between the containment of costs and competitiveness, always be sure that attention to the budget does not detract from the quality of work; nor should it compromise that principle of universality in the availability of services, achieved through the capillary presence of post offices and counters throughout the national territory.
It is constantly a question of striking this delicate and difficult balance between, on the one hand, exploiting the advantages of a new technique, a new technology and new knowledge in this area and, on the other, preserving biological diversity and, most importantly of all, protecting people's health.
There is however always a difficult balance between a discourse which fails to examine its own constitution and one that becomes self-consumed in privileging its own constitution, between, one might say, naive realism and unrelenting metafiction.
Applying these four principles in practice is not always straightforward,and it can require difficult balancing.
Applying these four principles in practice is not always straightforward,and it can require difficult balancing.