Sentence examples for adjustment governments from inspiring English sources

Some argue that if the market is capable of such adjustment, governments should not get involved.

Along with inventory adjustment, government spending buoyed first-quarter GDP, and it shows little sign of disappearing.

But even the reduced €29 billion adjustment the government will have to make to meet its own target looks tough.

Under the adjustment, the government used only the sharply reduced oil prices of the first weeks of September to calculate the tariff, according to an investor note from Citibank.

Darman also opposed Kemp's proposed welfare adjustment of government offsets.

Roberts et al. [ 21] argues that a policy lever should: [1] represent a discrete area of health system structure or function that is amenable to adjustment by Government action, and [2] play a causal role in health system performance.

Firstly, exploring the applicability of age specific consumption guidelines within England, these analyses benefit from a focus on a representative sample of the English population, with adjustment for government office region.

Further, as a process of adjustment the Government has also begun reducing the number of livestock, which are intensively fed on grain, to enable cereals to be diverted for food use.

By delaying the necessary adjustments, the government has already made them more painful.

As a result, the statistical adjustments the government uses to smooth seasonal job swings made the economy look worse than it was late last year and better than it has been this year.

While some of the announced measures provide welcome adjustments in government policy, most fall dramatically short of being able to result in any substantial changes for women in the UK.