Sentence examples for excessive imbalance from inspiring English sources

Countries thought to be at risk could find themselves in an "excessive imbalance procedure" that could also lead to sanctions.

Certain developing countries, however, have found themselves at a considerable disadvantage under this rule, due to an excessive imbalance between incoming and outgoing mail.

The European commission's harshest criticism was reserved for Spain and Slovenia, which were warned to agree reform proposals with Brussels next month or face potential sanctions under the EU's new "excessive imbalance procedure".

During and after the Great Depression a wide variety of regulations were established around the world to prevent excessive imbalance.

Randomisation will be stratified by the number of participants in the cluster (1, 2 3, > 4), to avoid an excessive imbalance between study groups.

As with deficits, failure to redress excessive imbalances is subject to punishment.

Countries must be able to generate sustainable growth and high employment without excessive imbalances.

Instead, G-20 members pledged to "pursue the full range of policies conducive to reducing excessive imbalances".

Until now only two Spain and Slovenia have been found to have "excessive imbalances".Germany seems likely to escape such a verdict.

Mr. Rehn's warnings were sternest in the cases of Spain and Slovenia, which he said were suffering from "excessive" imbalances.

Countries can be fined up to 0.2% of GDP for fraudulent statistics on deficits and debt and be forced to make an interest-bearing deposit (0.1% of GDP) if they fail to act on recommendations to remove "excessive imbalances".