struck a balanceの例文

• We have struck a balance by allowing up to three.
• He struck a balance r3 :; 227ising at Saks.
• Successive Roman emperors struck a balance between Concilia in Reims or Trier.
• The courts have struck a balance that allows affirmative action in limited circumstances.
• Other states have so far struck a balance protecting both consumers and utilities.
• By the 1970s, Egyptian films struck a balance between politics and entertainment.
• "I feel confident we'll have struck a balance,"
• Before Sept . 11, we had struck a balance between liberty and safety.
• We struck a balance that was proper.
• I think they struck a balance.
• President Bush struck a balance Friday with his choices for the nation's new military leadership.
• They have struck a balance between the protection of civil liberties and the need to maintain social order.
• She said she believed it struck a balance between fighting the disease and maintaining the integrity of patents.
• Ecevit has struck a balance among three coalition partners that rarely agree in this Muslim but secular country.
• At a news conference Tuesday, Pataki said the budget struck a balance between new spending and tax cuts.
• It took into account the history of the mansion and struck a balance between gracious tradition and modern practicality.
• We have struck a balance between the right of the States and duties of the Centre to investigate ."
• The process struck a balance between the public's right to timely knowledge and a tempering period of discretion.
• Although she sometimes struggled, she eventually struck a balance between attending university and focusing on her blossoming singing career.
• He has struck a balance between going about his day as a typical teen-ager and as an AIDS patient.