Sentence examples for balancing threats from inspiring English sources

At the White House today, Ari Fleischer, the press secretary, insisted that there was no question of balancing threats from terrorism and from missiles.

The consultant is the commander of a warship under fire: pacing around the bridge, stalking the stats, constantly issuing commands, adapting strategy, balancing threats and nipping in with a nimble attacking stratagem whenever opportunity presents itself.

Capitalise opportunities and minimise risks: UK universities must be bold and seize opportunities but balance threats with robust quality assurance and management - including due diligence, robust risk management, succession and sustainability planning and effective communication.

To a question about how to balance threats of terrorism with concerns about intrusiveness in National Security Agency surveillance, Mr. Booker said that he had dealt with the issue as mayor when there was a threat to a building in the city, adding that he had "sat in the situation room of the White House" with other mayors to talk about terrorism.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 (Reuters) — The federal government should create a commission to promote the free flow of scientific knowledge and researchers from other countries while balancing the threat from enemies, an expert panel said Thursday.

Dr. Paul A. Offit, a vaccine expert at Children's Hospital in Philadelphia with no connection to the study, said that in balancing the threat of asthma and flu against each other, "I'd warn people that it was a risk, but I'd recommend the vaccine".

Using the data collected from a mobile network, Fenichel et al. [7] observed contact between people and proposed a scheme to improve the resistance of biological virus infection by balancing the threat of virus and the benefit of social networking.

The issue is how best to balance that threat against other priorities.

Shifting taxes would accelerate the transition to a circular economy and help balance the threat of losing jobs in a digitised economy.

Mr. Rove, Mr. Blair and Colin Powell communicated that to Mr. Bush -- who then balanced a threat to go it alone with a diplomatic effort to avoid having to do so.

Spanning several days, it dramatizes the showdown between the White House and The Washington Post as that paper balanced the threat of criminal prosecution against its desire to burnish its journalistic chops by publishing the Pentagon's secret history of United States' involvement in the Vietnam War.