Sentence examples for measures for exchange from inspiring English sources

China, in particular, has resisted suggestions by the advanced economies of the G-20 to include measures for exchange rates; Beijing has been criticized by other countries, notably the United States, for deliberately keeping its currency, the renminbi, weak to gain a trade advantage.

What could be alternative and more appropriate measures for the expected exchange rate change in view of the actual exchange rate change generally being a bad proxy for the investors' "real" exchange rate expectations and therefore potentially leading to imprecision?

The estimates for the price of risk for the Swiss franc exchange rates improve when the model is estimated with one of the alternative measures for the expected exchange rate change.

Representatives from the central bank took part in the talks with Greece that ended Sunday with an agreement for additional austerity measures in exchange for the bailout.

Whether he can sway the rest of his colleagues on those measures, in exchange for his support for the overall immigration package, remains to be seen.

Many cursed the police with cries of "traitors" and "Merkel's pigs" — a reference to Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany, the country widely blamed for insisting on strong austerity measures in exchange for aid.

To compare candidate PSA adsorbents, carbon dioxide, methane, and ethane adsorption isotherms were measured for cation exchanged forms of the titanosilicate molecular sieves ETS-10, ETS-4, and RPZ.

The leftist government of Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras also shares much of the Kremlin's skepticism about European Union economic assimilation, which for Greece has meant harsh austerity measures in exchange for bailouts.

Seeking to fuel economic growth through trade, governments of LMICs have agreed to such measures in exchange for access to potentially lucrative export markets for key sectors such as agriculture and textiles.

Ms. Merkel has borne much of the blame for Europe's economic woes since the outbreak of the crisis more than three years ago, for insisting that the Continent's weakest members push through tough austerity measures in exchange for getting financial assistance.

About a quarter of the party's 149 MPs rebelled over proposals to pass sweeping austerity measures in exchange for up to €86bn (£60bn) in fresh loans.