Sentence examples for markets to manage from inspiring English sources
China intervenes in foreign exchange markets to manage the value of the yuan and has allowed an upward drift of only about 5percentt year to date.
A failure arises as well from the inability of capital markets to manage the risks associated with investments in new technologies properly.
While economies like Greece and Italy would love to have a currency that could drop, dropping valuations are much trickier for emerging markets to manage and can do serious damage.Capital flight can feed on itself.
On the contrary, it is a response to the failures of markets "to manage innovation effectively for social good" (Mills 2013), rejecting market mechanisms as the sole source of "the normative dimension of what counts as an 'improvement'" (Von Schomberg 2013, 54) and building collaborative mechanisms that are able to complement them or, in some cases, replace them altogether.
At present, the market to manage these institutional funds tends to be dominated by domestic fund managers in each country.
The RBI intervenes in the market to manage government-bond yields.
The market-oriented approach promoted by the European Central Bank in the design of its refinancing operations creates incentives to credit institutions to use actively the interbank market to manage their liquidity needs.
In this way, different literature reviews illustrated that the use of fibers in AC material has been involved with three dissimilar targets: mechanical improvement, preparation of electrically conductive mixtures, and creation of a new market to manage the waste fibers.
At the most basic level, teams and promoters need an active secondary market to manage risk and fund what are very expensive operations.
One way to handle the number of clients was to concentrate on the clients closest to the labour market, to "manage them off" social assistance in various ways.
Some critics say its problems show a failure to adjust from running a government bureaucracy that served a captive, regulated market to managing an independent company in an industry dominated by nimble, unregulated customers.
