The experts of that era spoke of the balance of nuclear power.

The sale of such warship will not positively affect the balance of power within Russia, but it will affect the regional balance of power in favor of Russia.

Should Assad fall, and the Sunni led opposition rise to power, the ensuing balance of power in Syria is bound to reshape the balance of power in Lebanon.

His goal was a peaceful Europe, based on the balance of power.

He believes deeply in the centrality to Europe of the Franco German relationship.

But such an Asia Pacific peace will be durable only if it is based on a balance of mutual benefits rather than on the balance of power.

The new Asia Pacific security architecture should emanate from cooperation based not on a balance of power but on burden sharing to bring about a balance of mutual benefit.

Among the smaller parties, the centrist Liberal Party and Christian Peoples Party hold the balance of power.

The East Asian balance of power rested on the triangle of China, Japan, and the US.

The diplomatic clashes can be traced to changes in the balance of power in Europe since 1870.

But these victories were all temporary and the balance of power between the two states continued up to 20th century.

Today, it is far from clear how the balance of power is measured, much less how to develop successful survival strategies.

Morsi s government clearly reflects the balance of power between the president and the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF).

But it is the balance of political forces that determines whether such a justification will be credible.

Japan has become more willing to use its power, and more aware of changes in the external balance of power.

Others believe that the only useful analogy is to Europe s old balance of power games.

And, given China s rise, it is clearly in America s interest to maintain a balance of economic power in Asia.

Members of this generation sought a strong Arab leadership that would create a balance of power with Israel.

This is particularly true for the appointment of an ambassador to a country that is critical to Asia s balance of power.

In the absence of a stabilizing effect of the state, someone has to pay to maintain the country s internal power equilibrium.

The centrist Liberal Democrats appeared to hold the balance of power, and stories circulated of how Heath was prepared to concede a reformed voting system.

The second analogy, to the old balance of power system in Europe, is especially popular among Israeli and American diplomats.

The impact of globalization has brought about a rebalancing of power, but the demand for justice, transparency, and legitimacy remains constant.

The 1454 Peace of Lodi ended their struggle for hegemony in Italy, attaining a balance of power (see Italian Renaissance).

Returning the process to national capitals would shift the balance of power to domestic legislatures and national stakeholders.

At the same time, informal justice may replicate existing imbalances of power within and across societies.

At the same time, many States have begun to feel that the sheer imbalance of power in the world is a source of instability.

Metternich s system worked through much of the nineteenth century, because it protected a genuine balance of power between countries that shared common values.

NEW DELHI America s strategy in Asia for more than a century has sought a stable balance of power to prevent the rise of any hegemon.

Today, it is far from clear how to measure a balance of power, much less how to develop successful survival strategies for this new world.

But America s political system is about to deliver a balance of power in Washington that is likely to produce stalemate and paralysis.

Many Chinese mistakenly concluded that this represented a shift in the balance of global power, and that the US was in decline.

To some observers, this represents a fundamental shift in the global balance of power, because China could bring the US to its knees by threatening to sell its dollars.

On the whole, the Carthaginians managed to maintain the balance of power in Hispania despite the efforts of the Scipios, but failed to send any aid to Hannibal.

Ironically, a nineteenth century response, featuring balance of power politics and the rearmament of Europe and Japan, may be part of what is required to do it.

Today, some interpret the rise in China s share of world output as signifying a fundamental shift in the balance of global power, but without considering military power.

The cost of this election cycle surpassed 2 billion all to reproduce the status quo the same president, and the same balance of power in the US Congress.

At first glance, it seems plausible. Indeed, traditional balance of power theory suggests that US primacy in power resources should be offset by a Sino Russian partnership.

Morsi s government clearly reflects the balance of power between the president and the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF). But it also reflects the strategy of the Muslim Brothers to shift that balance.

Tony Blair s endorsement of Bush s Middle East designs showed that an imbalance of power in an alliance always causes the weaker partner to become subservient.

And Obama considers progress in the Middle East peace process essential to separating Iran from the Arab street, thereby changing the region s balance of power for the better.

But it would be a decisive first step toward changing the regional balance of power that would enable the stabilization of Iraq and the region as a whole.

We hope to see ASEAN play a pivotal role in the evolution of a new equilibrium in the Asia Pacific region that will consolidate the peaceful engagement of regional Powers with one another.

If Poland s current leaders want to re play nineteenth century balance of power games, they should understand where the real weight of power in Europe lies.

These Davids depend on Western technologies to overcome imbalances of power, and are driven by a sense of real or imagined humiliation.