The middle way has been a lonely and perilous road for the world's longest-reigning monarch.
Moreover, he has recently shown signs of exasperation with his 20-year pursuit of the middle way.
Mr Whittingdale said giving event organisers a share in profits from resold tickets was the "middle way".
It had seemed that a middle way a sort of international ad hoc tribunal held in Cambodia might have been acceptable.
The sheer work of it, and lack of obvious clarity, calls for great patience and an ability to find the middle way.
There is no middle way to resolving the problems of the euro.
The Economist considers whether Mr Cameron will be able to plot a "middle way" between those with seemingly irreconcilable opinions on the issue.
Mr Williamson's middle way can be seen, if nothing else, as an attempt to replace this ad hoc non-system with something less muddled.
This Radical Middle Way, sadly British government supported, is an ideological outgrowth of the ideas of Sheikh Yusef Qaradawi, spiritual leader of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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His unflinchable Buddhist credo of always seeking the middle way and avoiding contentious decisions caused him to paper over the clash until it now threatens to consume him.
REITs offer investors a middle way between the high-risk, high-return vulture funds and stodgy, low-return Japanese property developers, such as those attached to the Mitsubishi, Mitsui and Sumitomo keiretsu.
One of the many things the Soviet and tsarist empires had in common, pace Papandreou, was that neither offered its subjects much of a middle way between brutishness and disinterested holiness.
Mr Jones also said that Labour was the "devolution party of Wales" which could "navigate a middle way between nationalism and a Tory government that is hell-bent on dragging power away from the people".
Gun Fight by Professor Adam Winkler (full disclosure: a freebie) is intriguing in these partisan times, both because it is a very balanced, objective book and because the author makes the case for a middle way.
Yet various economists, including the late Nobel Prize winner Elinor Ostrom, have shown that in some cases communities can and do come together to solve such tragedies, often finding a middle way between nationalizing and privatizing the threatened resource.
Worse, you will miss the dramatic arc of this remarkable production, as the action courses over decades, in and out of personal calamity and ideological disillusion before coming to shore at what might best be described as a Stoppardian middle way.
He therefore proposed a "middle way", asking Mr Hague whether he agreed that "one way forward is to place more reliance on Afghan forces, on our own special forces, even on buying Afghans, bribes, anything you like, rather than leaving combat forces on the ground as sitting targets".
Most explanations of the Belfast union flag dispute have focussed on the manoeuvring by the city's councillors - how nationalists pushed for the flag's removal, unionists launched a leafleting campaign to put pressure on the Alliance, and Alliance stuck to its middle way of opting for designated days.
Mr Livingstone's private members' bill is expected to receive its second reading in the House of Commons in April - but it has been reported that the prime minister has become "attracted" to a proposal from the Middle Way group of MPs for an independent regulatory body for hunting.
It's an interesting issue, it's always been a matter for free votes, as you know, my own particular position has been a minority one inside the Labour Party which is in favour of the so-called middle way option of better regulation at one of the options which was flagged up by the report of Lord Burns.
Cornwall councillors have voted in favour of a "middle-way option" for the future sharing of some council services.
And if a currency board or (even more so) currency union should collapse, the harm would be such as to make the travails of middle-way Brazil seem hardly worth mentioning.
Population flows aren't so cyclical, and public works nearly always follow. (And these, too, need refurbishment.) James Kitzmiller, chief executive of the aggregates side, loves what he calls the fishhook--lower-tier states from California to the Carolinas, and up through an industrial middle by way of Kentucky.
That's surrender to the same status quo that has hurt middle-class families and everybody who is striving to get into the middle class for way too long.
Penney, was disdaining the way Middle America likes to shop.
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Over the long term, it has the opportunity, by the way, also to change the strategic landscape in the Middle East in a way that would be very helpful.
That's surrender to the same status quo that has hurt the middle class and all those families who are trying to get into the middle class for way too long.
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Pulled one way by Europe and another by Russia, Cyprus is stuck in the middle, uncertain of the way forward.
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