Buttigieg: The beginning and end of this conversation has to be comprehensive immigration reform: a balance of border security, tune-ups to the lawful immigration framework, a path to citizenship for the undocumented.
They might once have had something sensible to say about the need to balance border control with economic openness, diversity and tolerance, but their message-carrying credentials are shot.
He controlled, adjusted, and modified color and shapes in paintings that were continuous, complex, and provocative and contained none of the traditional elements of composition perspective, balance, borders, beginning, end.
But one reporter who has covered Hezbollah and the South for several years said he believes that Hezbollah has established a "balance of terror" along the border.
The agency plans to hire additional officers, although it is not clear how many will be assigned to airports versus the border patrol — a balance that is perpetually subject to debate.
For a few hours, their conflicting statements threatened to escalate what already has been an acrimonious, month-old standoff over Trump's demand for a border wall into a balance-of-powers showdown between the heads of the executive and legislative branches.
In the longer run, Mr Brom thinks, Israel's "new rules" may mean an attempt to create a balance similar to the one on its border with Lebanon.
In order to achieve this goal, the first step (described in the present paper) consists in studying optimal mechanisms of a cross-border balancing market optimizing the allocation of the cross-border transmission network capacities and suitable to incorporate bids from VPPs located on the distribution network.
But Frank Sharry, executive director of America's Voice, a liberal group in Washington that advocates reworking immigration law, offered New Mexico as a model of balancing a push for border security — Mr. Richardson once declared a state of emergency there — with coping with the illegal immigrants already in this country.
These three factors are (1) a balance between novelty and confirmation in knowledge exchanges, (2) complementarity of competencies, and (3) shared visions across organizational borders.
