Sentence examples for adjusted in line with the from inspiring English sources

Wages, contracts, commercial rents, debts, personal savings and other financial instruments are adjusted in line with the official inflation index.

Despite this decision, however, AMECO did not retrospectively correct the figures: Greece's government deficit remained at 3.07% of GDP in 1999 when it should have been adjusted in line with the new decision.

The map above shows how the world would look if country size were adjusted in line with the projected GDPs of countries by 2015.For richer, for poorerThese trends have been going on a long time but the end of the great recession has speeded them up dramatically.

The crickets were placed on the trackball with their body length axis adjusted in line with the 0° speaker position.

If wages (and all contribution bases including the maximum limit) grow steadily at the rate of productivity, but the maximum pension threshold is not adjusted in line with wages, then the replacement rate (ratio pension / average wage) will decrease for individuals entitled to the maximum pension and the ratio (average pension /average productivity) of the system as a whole will also decrease.

*Timing and dose of phosphate binder to be adjusted in line with timing of meals/snacks and the phosphorus content thereof.

UBS Chief Executive Marcel Rohner said last month staffing levels in the investment bank would continue to be adjusted in line with market developments but said estimates the division could cut 3,000 to 4,000 staff were too high.

In addition, the suspension of funds will now be adjusted in line with social and economic circumstances in the member state concerned.

All patients were treated according to the decision of individual physician and insulin or metformin were applied in accordance with the seriousness of the case and adjusted in line with blood glucose levels,other kinds of hypoglycemic agents including sulfonylureas and thiazolidinediones were not employed.

Let us look at a scenario in which there is a positive growth rate in productivity and all the pensions (including the maximum pension) are adjusted in line with inflation.

Among them, a patient had baseline renal dysfunction with a creatinine clearance of 21 ml/min, thus the treatment doses were adjusted in line with published recommendations.