Sentence examples for long term rebalancing from inspiring English sources
On August 17th Japan is expected to report its first increase in quarterly GDP in five quarters.But in the long term, rebalancing the economy is the best way to ensure higher growth.
"Indeed, unless our government put long term rebalancing at the heart of economic decision-making I believe the recovery could prove to be short-lived".
With economists arguing that the US debt will hit unsustainable levels by the end of the decade, the Obama administration, too, saw the opportunity to introduce a long-term rebalancing of the federal budget.
None of these motivations for inflating the price of Van Gogh and the Impressionists until they threatened to burst have had much to do with enduring artistic value.Over the long term, markets usually rebalance themselves.
And all that's before the next president and Congress agree on a long-term fiscal rebalancing plan that will surely reduce Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security benefits.
If I were President Obama, I'd focus my entire campaign now on an effort to reforge a "grand bargain" with Republicans based on a near-term infrastructure stimulus tied with a Simpson-Bowles long-term fiscal rebalancing.
The study, however, found that investors who rebalanced after big market drops had typically been rewarded over the long term.
Economic ties to sustain military involvement There is growing American awareness that a purely military rebalance will not allow Southeast Asia to resist China over the long term and enable the United States to pursue its interests.
Germany's current account surplus remains stubbornly large, obstructing the internal rebalancing that needs to take place if the eurozone is to survive in the long term.
"Our industry is going through a period of rebalancing, but our commitment to the UK and to our partners is for the long term.
The bill has been well designed to support, for the first time in years, the long-term goal of rebalancing U.S. aid to strengthen pluralism and democracy in Pakistan.
