Sentence examples for accept adjustments from inspiring English sources

But Raanan Gissin, a Sharon spokesman, said that both sides would have to accept adjustments.

Yet, the sooner politicians reconcile themselves to accepting adjustment, the lower the risks of truly paralysing debt problems down the road.

Germany may ultimately accept minor adjustments to Greece's aid program if a viable government emerges, Mr. Rahman said.

Chinese leaders seemed to hint at a conference on Feb. 10 and 11 that they might accept small adjustments to the currency's value, saying that they wanted exchange rates to be "rational" and "basically stable," without reaffirming the current peg at 8.28 to the dollar.

An effective AC can exert pressure on the audited company to accept the adjustments proposed by the auditor when qualifications due to errors are detected, or to provide any additional information necessary to audit the firm's accounts.

Starfish are generally too fragile to accept the adjustments that a new tank needs.

My objective in writing the book is to ask people to think about the choice and accept the adjustment".

The Bank and the I.M.F. have been requiring these countries to accept "structural adjustment," which includes opening markets to foreign firms and privatizing state enterprises, including utilities.

Other poor, indebted countries have had to be forced to accept structural adjustment, but in Bolivia the World Bank and the I.M.F. have enjoyed a deep understanding with successive governments since 1985.

Whether the mainstream of the left or right is in charge, most accept that adjustment will be painful, necessary, and largely on the terms of those already in the club.

The IMF forced Madagascar's government to accept structural adjustment policies and liberalization of the economy when the state became bankrupt in 1982 and state-controlled industries were gradually privatized over the course of the 1980s.