"Somehow those two things have to be balanced, " he told Peter Sissons on Breakfast with Frost.
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But the desire for social stability needs to be balanced against other goods, such as prosperity.
Mr Brown said the interests of workers had to be balanced with delivering a cost-effective service.
However, freedom of expression needs to be balanced by responsible guidelines and this is particularly critical for digital media.
Democratic Assemblyman Kevin Cahill of Kingston countered said employer interests needed to be balanced with family interests.
You leave the ecosystem unbalanced, and we humans need the ecosystem to be balanced for our own survival.
Risks to the stomach and heart need to be balanced against one another.
Conservative MSP Alex Johnstone, whose family runs a dairy farm, called for food quality to be balanced against affordability.
The rights of the individual had to be balanced against the security interests of the host state, he argued.
"The Political Machine 2012" is designed to be balanced, making it equally challenging for candidates of both major parties.
Ms David said any development would need to be balanced with possible future expansion of the neighbouring power station.
But the idea that wealth in society ought to be balanced obviously goes back a lot further than that.
"Academic potential has to be balanced by the child's overall well-being, " she said.
Freed from any need to be balanced or comprehensive, the authors provide an intriguing archaeological sample of 20th-century gadgetry.
Which implies, if we want to be balanced, that spending restraint should be more than 100 percent of the solution.
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The 1998 budget is meant to be balanced, but that assumes inflation will not exceed 10%, though it already does.
There is a new awareness that all drugs have risks and that their benefits need to be balanced against these.
The authority maintains that any boost in salaries would have to be balanced through cost reductions, such as work rule changes.
It should be close to zero, as increases in regional spending ought to be balanced by reductions in the central budget.
And of course, this has to be balanced against the added costs of logistically configuring a stadium to host the Final Four.
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These laws did not satisfy everybody but were understood to be balanced, and, more importantly, the result of fair negotiation and compromise.
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And such incidents are so rare that the cost of stockpiling has to be balanced against the low probability of a shortage occurring.
But any sell-off is likely to be balanced by firm guarantees for the continuation of a universal service supervised by an independent regulator.
They cannot find a way to cut 1 percent from a budget that would have to be cut by almost 25 percent to be balanced.
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Any deal that attempted to reduce our deficit broadly for the long term, a bigger deal that he has been seeking, has to be balanced.
Any negative effects therefore need to be balanced against these benefits, says Assistant Professor of Entomology John Losey, the lead researcher on the Nature paper.
You also said any significantly sized package has to be balanced.
Mr Scoffield responded that the competing rights had to be balanced.
Nor, claims Kahn, does he have any specific goals for his son other than to be balanced and happy--although there's talk of a 2008 Olympic campaign.
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