How should the Fed weigh these competing goals?
Born of competing national concerns, the law outlines competing goals.
But the divide runs deeper, with competing goals and divergent visions of what a healthy league should look like.
"The recommended actions, I believe, strike a balance between the competing goals," Joseph J. Lhota, the authority's chairman, said before the vote was held Wednesday.
"I think it's the ability to bring people together and structure transactions that meet multiple and often competing goals," he says.
The report, an annual gauge of prosperity and pain, is sure to be cited in coming months as lawmakers make difficult decisions about how to balance the competing goals of cutting deficits and preserving safety nets.
That intermingling of left and right wingers has partly led to a leaderless, messy movement with competing goals (Mr. Monroy-Hernández described the structure as a weakness not a strength).
It is possible to balance those competing goals.
The majority of models for molluscan diseases fall into three categories distinguished by these competing goals.
In wicked problems, the number of stakeholders is larger, and frequently these stakeholders have competing goals.
Thumb orthoses have to reconcile and satisfy competing goals: stability and mobility.
