But installing and running a restaurant in a museum requires a balancing act on both sides.
It would require a balancing act, but "the most direct policy solution to the climate crisis is a carbon tax, offset by reductions in taxes on wages," Gore went on to explain.
The reaction of his organisation to the current bleaching requires a balancing act – on one hand, highlighting the need to protect the enormous value of the reef to the Australian economy, worth a conservative AU$6bn (about £3.25bn) a year, while on the other, making sure that tourists are not scared off by alarming news.
1. Success requires a balancing act between change and constancy.
It's an intriguing job, one that requires a balancing act and being patient and persistent.
The agency says the global economy will require a balancing act: Countries with huge trade and budget deficits such as the United States will need to boost exports.
It will require a balancing act, exploring an approach to licensing that "takes into account cultural value, economic impact and wellbeing" while developing in a way that is "considerate of people's need for rest and also public safety".
"Rich classes in Latin America are not exactly Santa Claus," he said, adding that some earn their wealth not only through hard work but also through "government connections, corruption and monopolies". It may require a balancing act to maintain support from figures like Slim and Azcarraga, whose companies have been targets of complaints that they are quasi-monopolies.
Even the family responsibilities that we can plan for sometimes require a balancing act: nearly two-thirds of American women with a 1-year-old child are in the labor force, and approximately 16.8 million adults over 55 years of age provide unpaid care for elderly loved ones.
These two processes run in different directions, and therefore combining them in screening requires a balancing act.
