These private security companies may be able to get some foreign nationals hired to guard our diplomats but do we really want to turn the delicate protection of our diplomats over to foreigners with little American oversight in this day of terrorist infiltration?
In 1984, Congress established a delicate balance, providing patent protection and research incentives for brand-name drug makers, while encouraging generic companies to sell low-cost copies of those medicines as soon as the patents expire.
It is a term to be used in a courtroom to strike a delicate balance between the protection to which authors are entitled under an act of Congress and the freedom that exists for all others to create their works outside the area protected by infringement.
As we have recognized before, patent protection strikes a delicate balance between creating "incentives that lead to creation, invention, and discovery" and "imped[ing] the flow of information that might permit, indeed spur, invention". Id., at ___, 132 S.Ct., at 1305.
Protection against IAV infection represents a delicate balance between immune responses protecting versus causing pathology in the host.
In nearly every case, family law represents a delicate balance between the interests of society and the protection of individual rights.
However, so far these have yielded diverse and inconsistent results showing varied correlation of levels with protection and pathology [ 84- 88], suggesting a delicate balance is required.
Biologists tell us that our bodies are ruled by a delicate balance between genes pushing for growth and genes pushing for protection.
And to be fair, the balance among IP protection, freedom of speech and online innovation is a delicate one with no easy solutions.
A delicate balance exists between the growth of technology and economic evolution and the protection of the public's health and welfare.
