Sentence examples similar to correct its imbalances from inspiring English sources

"Greece has adopted an ambitious programme to correct its fiscal imbalances and to reform its economy … The commission fully supports Greece in this difficult task," E.U.

The agency couldn't figure out why it was happening, but wanted to correct its gender imbalance to reach a target goal of 50% women in the highest ranks — Ambassador and Minister — as well as shift the culture of the organization to understand and recognize the value of gender equality.

Among the chief criticisms was that Japan needs to correct its trade imbalance.

The Obama administration and many Western policy makers celebrated the recent revaluation of China's currency as a victory in persuading China to correct its trade imbalance with the rest of the world.

Harner: Is there way for Japan to correct its huge fiscal imbalances, the accumulated government debt and on-going budget deficits?

"The European Union "is correcting its internal imbalances," he said.

"Unless Pakistan changes course and corrects its structural imbalances, we will have to go back to the IMF," says Dr Pasha.

The Obama administration had long pushed China to appreciate its currency to correct trade imbalances and help restructure the world economy.

It helps correct biochemical imbalances in the body by reverse-actuating the ionic flow in my bloodstream.

Monetary policy cannot by its very nature correct imbalances within the eurozone.

For example, a country conferring on steps to correct the imbalance in its currency might settle on intervention.