Sentence examples for give rebalancing from inspiring English sources
But imbalances in global trade lie at the heart of the crisis – a new deal for the global economy has to give rebalancing a greater chance of happening.
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A year ago, people should have rebalanced into bonds.
Mr Harrison thinks that given the rebalancing of forces to the Pacific, the army's main programmes for new ground vehicles will also be "in trouble".Given that pay and benefits are absorbing an ever-greater proportion of the Pentagon's budget (up from 30% in 2001 to 34% today) it would make sense, as the administration has argued, to try to curb rising costs.
First, both amendments say the government's fiscal mandate (its plan to cut borrowing) "must be rebalanced to give greater support for measures that raise employment and growth".
"And maybe Uber are prepared to rebalance and give up some marketshare for profit.
Dynamic 1/ n In every period t, the portfolio is rebalanced to give equal weight to each asset, which could, otherwise, gain weight from price changes.
Chinese and Western analysts say the economy must be rebalanced to give more weight to consumers instead of investment, much of which is government-led and wasteful.
One intriguing implication of this work is that additional strain improvement can be achieved, even within given genetic components, through rebalancing intracellular redox state according to target products and substrates.
"In recent years the keyword from policymakers has been rebalancing the economy, giving it a more forward-looking outlook," said Neil Prothero, the deputy chief economist at the manufacturers' association EEF.
George Osborne has understandably stopped talking about rebalancing the economy – given his patent failure to achieve that in five years as chancellor – but effective policies to support wind and tidal power offer design and manufacturing opportunities for British business that are currently being squandered.
