Sentence examples for In the rebalancing from inspiring English sources

Former deputy prime minister Lord Heseltine – whose review last year led to the creation of the local growth fund – hailed the announcement as "a giant step in the rebalancing of our economy".

Will he convince the government that Birmingham's house is sufficiently in order for it to be given more of a role in the rebalancing of the economy?

One potentially powerful tool in the rebalancing of rights within clinical trials in vulnerable populations is the United States' Alien Tort Claims Act [ACTA, 28 U.S.C., 1350] [ 40].

In fact, the rebalancing of the rest of Europe has occurred primarily by forcing other countries to reduce their surpluses or increase their deficits.

The chance of substantive agreement in Seoul on the rebalancing of global trade just fell further.

It is characterized, in brief, by the rebalancing of the relative income positions of Asia and the West, and the emergence of the "global middle class".

Therefore, the improvement in cardiac structure and function caused by TETA treatment may ultimately be evoked, at least in part, by the rebalancing of the intracellular-to-extracellular ratio of the copper valence states.

"Over the next three and a half years of the Obama presidency, you will see energized and serious engagement in continuing the rebalance efforts".

King added that there was so far little sign of the rebalancing in the international economy that would be necessary to bring the downturn to an end.

But, Mr. Ratner said, Mr. Hagel's efforts are "arguably at the cost of reinforcing perceptions in the region that the rebalancing policy is primarily a military endeavor".

In terms of progress, the rebalancing is happening, the rate of new company creation is at its highest rate on record.