Examples of using Difficult balance in English and their translations into Swedish
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Perhaps a difficult balance?
One that I imagine you know all too well. Difficult balance.
It is a difficult balance.
Choosing the right car was 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.
Mineral processing is a difficult balance.
It is a difficult balance", he says and takes a sip of coffee before continuing.
The European Union requires a difficult balance, however.
It's a difficult balance between being too lenient
Too, it is thus a question of striking a difficult balance.
This development entails a difficult balance for the authorities concerned.
The difficult balance between personal data protection and the fight against money laundering.
A large number of assignments centre on the difficult balance between nature, culture and energy needs.
It is a difficult balance to keep but I think this report has got it generally right.
partly because they involve the difficult balance between national concerns and matters that should be decided at union level.
It is a difficult balance, but we believe that our amendment to the text delivers the best possible solution.
We hope that the Commission that you embody is fully representative of that difficult balance between the European Council and the European Parliament.
This is a valuable but difficult balance, because it has to be translated into rules that do not leave any margin for discretion.
With regard to Mrs Estrela's comprehensive work on the Commission's proposal for a strengthened maternity leave directive, we are indeed trying to strike a very difficult balance.
When a bank needs to be closed, a difficult balance arises, between the owners' interests
Members of the liberal professions need to be granted a special status in order to maintain this delicate and difficult balance, not just in their own interest
In achieving the difficult balance between freedom and security, a position in which we often find ourselves at the moment, we are taking the appropriate measures.
Furthermore, under the pressure of budgetary restrictions, Member States have to maintain a difficult balance between adjusting government spending
So it is a difficult balance that we have to find, and the Stability and Growth Pact provides
Ms Wickman-Parak concluded that while the Riksbank has to make a difficult balance, it is nevertheless a favourable situation bearing in mind the good Swedish growth.
It is then this difficult balance that we are trying to improve,
already approved building permits. It is a difficult balance to present something that looks realistic
Moreover, it presents a difficult balance between the human resources needed to ensure the correct management of the credits