There is a middle ground between these two choices.

The Act embodies a legislative compromise trying to balance opposite interests in a fair and democratic manner.

The current wording represented a compromise between civil law and common law approaches that had been agreed upon by the Working Group.

There's got to be a middle way.

192. The current health status of Asia lies between that of Africa and of Latin America and the Caribbean.

An international debt framework (IDF), representing a middle ground between a legally binding insolvency procedure and a voluntary code of conduct, was proposed as an alternative means to address the problem.

Who are neither prodigal nor miserly in their spending but follow a middle path

And those who , when spending , neither exceed the limits nor act miserly , and stay in moderation between the two .

who , when they expend , are neither prodigal nor parsimonious , but between that is a just stand

And those who when they expend , are neither extravagant nor sparing , and it is a medium in between .

And those , who , when they spend , are neither extravagant nor niggardly , but hold a medium ( way ) between those ( extremes ) .

And those who , when they spend , are neither wasteful nor stingy , but choose a middle course between that .

who , when they spend , are neither extravagant nor miserly but keep the golden mean between the two ( extremes )

And those who , when they spend , are neither prodigal nor grudging and there is ever a firm station between the two

Those who are neither wasteful nor tightfisted when spending , but balanced between these two extremes .

who when they spend are neither wasteful nor miserly , between that is a just stand ,

And they are those who , when they spend , do so not excessively or sparingly but are ever , between that , justly moderate

who in their spending are neither extravagant nor stingy but maintain moderation ,

And they who when they spend , are neither extravagant nor parsimonious , and ( keep ) between these the just mean .

They are those who are neither extravagant nor niggardly , but keep a balance between the two

Those who , when they spend , are not extravagant and not niggardly , but hold a just ( balance ) between those ( extremes )

Mr. Effah Apenteng (Ghana) said that the Summit outcome represented a workable compromise between the differing interests and concerns of the Members of the United Nations.

On balance, the article, as it stands, seems a viable compromise between two conceptual approaches which at the theoretical level clash, but which in practice must and can be harmonized.

The major strength of the convention is that it would be a compromise between the two main parties, each identified with one of the two main ethnic groups.

So we can have people explore an environment and see the location they have to remember.

Mr. ROSENSTOCK (United States of America) said his delegation would accept the Indian delegation apos s proposal as a compromise solution.

Lloyd George realized he needed to support his dominions, and he proposed a compromise that there be three types of mandates.

Those delegations which expressed support for the Commission's formulation of draft article 11 noted that it had adopted a middle ground.

They had also called for universal accession to the Treaty. The non aligned countries had made concessions, offered compromises and worked for consensus.

In many ways the regulatory structure wasn't that bad but it was the case that the regulatory structure was a compromise.

They also emphasized the importance of promoting stability in the scale methodology and felt that the current approach represented a reasonable compromise.

These facilities are based on a new model of care and provide smaller, more home like settings, closer to clients' home communities.

Under pressure, John tried to find a middle way by sending his son, the Prince Pedro, to Lisbon, to grant a constitution and establish the basis of a new government.

53. As the centrality of human activities within the global ecological balance became more fully appreciated, it was a logical step for environmental studies to attempt to bring together the work of both natural and social scientists.

We reiterate our support for this text and, more than ever, believe that it offers a good compromise, one that could be accepted by the broadest number.

It was observed that the proposed text of draft article 88a (6)(b) represented a compromise position between, on the one hand, excluding the application of contractual derogations to the draft instrument to third parties and, on the other hand, applying these contractual stipulations to third parties without limitation.

Likewise, as regards the participation of non members in the discussions of the Council, we believe that there is room for improvement somewhere in between the exclusionary nature of informal consultations and the rigid formality of the public meetings.

A mission with Camp Faith as the objective required a lengthy delay for a new window of acceptable conditions, which increased the chance of security compromise and further withheld personnel and equipment from their parent commands.

However, notwithstanding our reservations and recognizing that the Convention was adopted as a package deal that constituted a compromise that satisfied no State entirely, Poland signed the Convention in 1982.

They consider that this offer represented a significant compromise made by the Government of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina in its efforts to achieve peaceful settlement in the context of its territorial integrity and sovereignty.

The circumstances are of great delicacy, and every precaution has to be taken to quench what might grow to be an immense scandal and seriously compromise one of the reigning families of Europe.

It was also noted that the reference in paragraph (9) of the commentary to the Kiev Protocol was not apposite since that Protocol employed a compromise formulation that covered income directly deriving from an impairment of a legally protected interest.

We shall certainly meet you with like magic . So make an appointment when we and you could meet on common ground , which neither we nor you should fail to keep .

So we will also produce before you a similar magic , therefore set up an agreed time between us and you , from which neither we nor you shall turn away , at a level place .

by thy sorcery ? We shall assuredly bring thee sorcery the like of it therefore appoint a tryst between us and thee , a place mutually agreeable , and we shall not fail it , neither thou . '