The state director for the Nature Conservancy, Henry Tepper, said the delicate balancing of interests was the hallmark of the agreement.
The controversy points to the delicate balancing of interests involved when creating technical standards that inherently limit some design choices yet try to keep the door open to innovation.
Any change risks losing a vote on a bill that was a delicate balancing of interests among Chicago, struggling cities like Danville and Rockford that want new casinos, the horse racing industry, and places like Joliet and Aurora, where existing casinos fought the increased competition.
Protecting security and privacy, as it has been endlessly pointed out, requires a delicate balance of interests.
His health-insurance bill was crafted by building support from a delicate alliance of interest groups, and Obama personally guided the effort.
"So while there is overwhelming international consensus that Western Sahara is owed some act of self-determination … there's no will from the security council to really push this conflict in any direction that would otherwise upset what is a real, kind of delicate balance of interest".
By marrying the critical point drying sample preparation technique, which is commonly used for electron microscopy, with x-ray phase-contrast tomography, the delicate structures of interest may be preserved while introducing contrast-rich air boundaries.
The recapitalization plan unveiled today was a delicate balance between the interests of Ford Motor's public shareholders and the interests of Henry Ford's descendants.
The closely watched selection of a No. 2, a delicate dance of competing interests, demographics and geographies, is always fraught.
