They're trying to avoid being so difficult to understand, but at the same time maintain a really hard edge.
"Iran's ruling Islamic establishment needs to lessen tensions with the U.S. and at the same time maintain a controlled animosity with Washington," he said.
"We tried to be totally supportive of the president, but at the same time, maintain our constitutional responsibility as one of the three branches of government".
The FAA's Mr Sabatini says his agency does not want to stifle their development, but insists it must at the same time maintain safety standards.
It is difficult to improve safety in an overcrowded field and at the same time maintain the same number of runners.
The articles of the Final Act uphold the right of religious and ethnic minorities to self-determination, while at the same time maintain that recognised borders of sovereign territories should not be altered by violence and aggression.
"He was able to achieve a lot in NSW – to do a lot – and at the same time maintain high levels of popularity," the federal Liberal frontbencher told ABC radio on Monday.
The analysis shows "that some countries really are at a tipping point — if food prices rise further and oil prices stay the same, some governments will no longer be able to feed their people and at the same time maintain stability in their economies," said Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the managing director of the fund.
How did it happen for a guerilla movement to transform itself into such a conventional army and while at the same time maintain structures that have been formulated to meet the day-to-day requirements of the people in a void that was made by the government's absence to do such things during the past twenty-five years?
For now, the main point to keep in mind, Mr. Ulzheimer says, is that the same general principle applies to keeping your scores attractive to lenders: Pay your bills on time, maintain low credit-card balances and apply for credit only when you really need it, "not to save 10 percent at the mall," he said.
To add insult to injury, these agreements force developing countries to reduce significantly their tariffs on industrial goods from the West, yet at the same time maintain very high tariffs on their competitive exports, such as agricultural goods.The developing world is no longer willing to accept this gross asymmetry and protectionism.
