Sentence examples for a rebalancing between from inspiring English sources

We need a rebalancing within our democracy and a rebalancing between banks, industry and the government.

As the 10th anniversary of the start of the crisis approaches, a consensus is growing that escaping this low-growth low-inflation trap will require a rebalancing between monetary, fiscal and structural policies," he said.

The increase, accompanied by substantial welfare cuts over three years, was designed to engineer a rebalancing between the individual and the state – a political intervention to shift responsibility for low incomes from the state to employers.

It is observed that a rebalance between the NBE and visible emissions on the NWs with the increase of the irradiation fluence occurs.

The chancellor tried to build a coalition consensus around the concept of "a rebalancing of responsibilities" between the EU and the UK.

8.09pm BST Obama is describing a "rebalancing" review he ordered between protecting civil liberties and security, and how "leaks" disrupted that process.

George Osborne said that plans for closer integration inside the eurozone might require a rebalancing of the relationship between the EU and the UK, urging eurozone leaders to fill in the blanks in the agreement.

Citing the Guardian's controversial litigation over Prince Charles's 'black spider' memos to government departments, Jeremy Wright QC has called for a rebalancing of the relationship between the judiciary and elected MPs.

A rebalancing of the commercial relationship between colleges and employers will be a defining theme.

Yet its popularity has declined since the 1960s, partly because of fears over thrombosis and cancer, and partly because the rise of AIDS has led to greater condom use and a rebalancing of the responsibility for contraception between men and women.

Asked about the China currency issue, Campbell refused to comment specifically, but noted that "there will need to be a rebalancing of our overall economic relationship between Asia generally and the U.S.," Campbell said.