Examples of using Difficult balance in English and their translations into Greek
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Difficult balance.
This is a difficult balance.
How does it manage such a difficult balance?
A difficult balance: Science,
it has always been a difficult balance.
Man had not yet reached the noble and difficult balance between slavery and anarchy.
Man had not yet reached the noble and difficult balance between slavery and anarchy.
It is a difficult balance to keep but I think this report has got it generally right.
This is a valuable but difficult balance, because it has to be translated into rules that do not leave any margin for discretion.
The difficult balance between the two kingdoms ends in 1700, with the outbreak of the War of the Spanish Succession.
Achieving an ideal weight is the result of a difficult balance between a healthy diet,
Thus coping with the negative behavior of those around us depends on a delicate, and often difficult balance of loving compassion
In achieving the difficult balance between freedom and security,
Tsipras' speech, to see what the Greek government intends to do to find the difficult balance between a fully understandable social policy
It is[a difficult balance], and ultimately it might sound wrong initially,
In many organizations this can be a difficult balance to achieve and requires constant evaluation of the rules,
Everyone knows, in this House, the difficulties involved in the task, the difficult balance that you have to find between the political tendency, geographical origin,
In this context, the Museums with their multi-faceted actions try to respond to the challenges of modern society and to achieve the difficult balance between heritage and innovation contributing to the building of a better future.
So it is a difficult balance that we have to find,