Summary
balance {noun}
Abgleich · Ausgeglichenheit · Ausgewogenheit · Ausgleich · Balance · Bilanz · Gegengewicht · Gleichgewicht · Waage · Balkenwaage · Laufruhe · Guthaben · Differenzbetrag · Saldo · Kontostand · Restbetrag · Kontoausgleich
to balance {verb}
abgleichen · ausgleichen · abwägen · auswuchten · balancieren · die Balance halten · im Gleichgewicht halten · begleichen · saldieren
Synonyms
balance: poise · equilibrate · equilibrize
Balance: Gleichgewicht · Equilibrium
more (22)English-German translation for "balance"
"balance" German translation
balance {noun}
It must develop a new identity with a better balance between the centre and peripheral areas.
It means that we need to make sure that from the seed onwards there are checks and balances in the system.
balance {noun} (also: tranquility, tranquillity, comfort, evenness)
The Union’ s Financial Regulation lays down the principle of budgetary balance.
Mr Herzog’ s report and proposals strike the right balance.
EMU is not the right way to achieve sustainable growth, a good environment and regional balance.
More men who believe that the balance is best?
There was a balance, a five-sided balance.
balance {noun}
However, in some respects the debate has suffered from a lack of precision and balance.
We can continue to pursue that balance between flexibility and security.
The balance that was sought at the time, however, remains too fragile today.
And what I'm saying is that culturally we need a much better balance.
The two agreements together will ensure a good balance between both parties ' interests.
Because, as BMI demonstrated, competition here can achieve some form of balance.
I would like there to be more balance between price stability and growth.
In the EU we can balance the single market with social justice.
Supranational market forces means we must keep a sense of balance.
Mr Giansily, I always aim for institutional balance when I am in the Chair.
What should the balance of powers be in the triangle of Europe, nations and regions?
And there's also a balance between the visible and the invisible in comics.
As each country needs its own balance, the directive must be relatively flexible.
We must strike a balance between the opening of markets and their regulation.
Achieving this balance requires intensive international coordination and standardisation.
Time must be found to draw up a clear balance sheet on the Uruguay Round.
Now that more than a decade has passed, the balance sheet is clearly positive.
It strikes the wrong balance on how open or closed the system should be.
Many people have placed Kyoto on the positive side of the balance-sheet of this summit.
The balance sheet for the past three years proves that we have achieved important things.
balance {noun} (also: balance weight, counterweight, counterbalance, counter-balance)
It is a counter-balance to the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs and Industrial Policy.
Parliament is not in opposition to other institutions, it is a balance and it is a brake.
balance weight
counter-balance
But as always we want that to be balanced by solidarity and social inclusion.
balance {noun} (also: equilibration, counterpoise, equilibrium, equipoise)
It is therefore a question of finding a balance between efficiency and democracy.
In the tabled proposals we have struck a decent balance between these requirements.
The reason why I mention these points is just to lend some balance to the argument.
Thirdly, a balance in relations between the centres of power on the world map.
For that reason, I would ask you not to disturb the fine balance we have achieved.
The Basel II system - for that is what I am talking about - must maintain a balance.
Firstly, freedom of speech and freedom from harassment always have to be kept in balance.
We say no to that: culture and technology, content and concern always need to be kept in balance.
The renamed Economic and Financial Committee should tilt the balance back to a proper equilibrium.
If I thought the balance was the other way I would not have put forward the proposal.
balance {noun}
It takes only seconds for the funds to replenish your account balance.
Ask your social security company to provide you with a statement of your balance.
credit balance
balance {noun} [fin.]
In response to the question from Mr Staes, I would like to say that the Council is aware that the implementation balance of the last two...
At the same time we have a balance of ECU 9.21 billion left over from the previous year.
(iii) 15,671,000 dollars, being the balance in the surplus account as at 31 December 2003;
We have a DAB balance; we also have responsibilities as a budgetary authority.
The balance of advantage, or the balance of returns to Member States, is extremely difficult to calculate.
balance of the profit and loss account
balance {noun} [fin.]
The last thing in the world you ever want to see is your balance."
From time to time, Google might tweak your AdWords balance.
I said, "If you make, actually, 'Tell me my balance.'
Your account balance for the time period selected.
I can't even balance my chequebook.
balance {noun} [fin.]
At the close of the financial year 2002, the available balance amounted to almost EUR 3 000 million.
Decides also that the remaining cash balance of 39,286,278 dollars shall also be credited to Member States;
(b) The balance of 29,072,100 dollars to be prorated among the budgets of the active peacekeeping operations for the period from 1 July
(b) The balance of 34,013,800 dollars to be prorated among the budgets of the active peacekeeping operations for the period from 1 July
balance {noun} [account.]
in order to balance the account
to balance {verb}
to balance [balanced|balanced] {vb} (also: to synchronize, to square, match, to gang)
to balance [balanced|balanced] {vb} (also: to redeem, to equalize, to countervail, to compensate)
This would balance out the agreed limits that were exceeded after June.
At the same time we must restore the balance of tax on capital.
In further interactions, the charges must always balance.
Everything should therefore balance out in the end.
It is time we redressed that balance, and tightening these rules will play a part in that.
to balance [balanced|balanced] {vb} (also: to gauge, to evaluate, to heft)
When you are looking at the balance of interest, you take on board those issues as well.
We are engaged in the eternal process of finding the right balance between safeguarding that integrity and combating crime.
The reason for this approach is that we wish to forestall any short-termism and we wish to balance this against the need for any costs.
As politicians, we must nonetheless make an overall assessment and, just as the previous speaker said, balance various interests.
to balance [balanced|balanced] {vb} (also: to equilibrate, to true)
to balance the wheels
to balance [balanced|balanced] {vb} (also: to poise, to achieve a balance)
And so we have to figure out how they balance those two things.
Now to move and to balance, Rezero needs to turn the ball.
So, it can balance on a point.
to achieve a balance
Instead of wheels, a Ballbot is balancing and moving on one single ball.
to balance [balanced|balanced] {vb} (also: to achieve a balance)
to achieve a balance
to balance [balanced|balanced] {vb}
to balance [balanced|balanced] {vb} [fin.]
The Office found that UNOPS still retained a fund balance of between $0.8 million and $1.4 million to pay for past expenditures of global...
to balance [balanced|balanced] {vb} [fin.]
Balance {noun}
What should the balance of powers be in the triangle of Europe, nations and regions?
And there's also a balance between the visible and the invisible in comics.
As each country needs its own balance, the directive must be relatively flexible.
We must strike a balance between the opening of markets and their regulation.
Achieving this balance requires intensive international coordination and standardisation.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "balance":
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Synonyms (German) for "Balance":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "balance" in German
Similar words
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