But for ancient churches in historically Christian countries, a hard trade-off exists.
For those of us who admire Mrs. Clinton and believe she would make a terrific president, there are hard trade-offs involved.
The market player, who does not stand to gain from JPMorgan's losses and is not involved in the trade, added, "this is a very hard trade to get out of because it's so big".
This is the beginning of an argument with himself — not craven self-denunciation, but a genuine effort to draw out and clarify the hard trade-offs and ideological confusions that the past years have forced on all thinking people.
IN EVERY liberal democracy, there is a hard trade-off between individual rights and the freedom of religious bodies to follow their own practices, and exercise what is sometimes called "religious autonomy".
Only if there is real dialogue and hard trade-offs, and only if there is a recognition that the moral high ground isn't the monopoly of just one Seattle.
It may sound attractive philosophically, but is it politically viable, or do we face a hard trade-off between national solidarity and multiculturalism?
It is presently incumbent upon the user of the model to recognise potential hard trade-offs between volume production and wood density and to select appropriate GF Plus values for growth and wood density.
But with half of the pregnancies in this country unintended, we have to assume that many others simply are making the best of hard trade-offs.
Vice President Biden's widely reported claim, late last week, that the Administration has "embraced a fundamentally different approach" to the "hard trade-offs" posed by the Central America migration crisis is either ill-informed or disingenuous.
THERE have been harder trade rounds.
