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Domestically, Mr. Papandreou has a difficult balance to strike with the risk of widespread unrest if he pushes his austerity measures too far.
Mr Clegg has a difficult balancing act; he also needs to show that "coalition works".
SAN DIEGO — Manager Terry Collins is well aware that he has a difficult balancing act to pull off in the final month and a half of the Mets' season.
To turn its luxury cars into a significant source of profit, Ford has a difficult balancing act: make the disparate brands more alike under the hood while keeping them distinct above.
The ECB has a difficult balancing act in weighing up what is best for the England cricket team in all forms of the game, what is best for the finances of the board and what is best for the public.
Amid the anxiety, interest-rate increases in Canada, Europe and Japan have been shelved.The central banks have a difficult balance to strike.
We have a difficult balance to strike at the BBC - between different audiences and different values, between creativity and control - but it is in that difficult and delicate balance that the BBC's special brand of public service broadcasting subsists.
Malthouse, who chairs the Metropolitan Police Authority, said the police had a "difficult balance" to strike, claiming anarchists – "a nasty bunch of black-shirted thugs" – were intent on rampaging around London's West End.
Another Labour government passed the Countryside and Rights of Way Act in 2000 that gave walkers Nordic-style rights to roam across open land like moors and mountains.Hiking was a cheap way for factory hands to escape from satanic mills at weekendsSuch acts have a difficult balance to strike.
London's Deputy Mayor Kit Malthouse said officers had a "difficult balance" to strike between policing the main demonstration and unrelated incidents of violence including attacks by anarchist groups.
But London's deputy mayor Kit Malthouse said officers had a "difficult balance" to strike between policing the main demonstration and unrelated incidents of violence including attacks by anarchist groups.
