Sentence examples for national adjustment from inspiring English sources

The fund said it downgraded its estimate of European growth from October despite "progress in national adjustment and a strengthened European Union-wide policy response to the euro area crisis".

Running through this personal or national adjustment is the conservative influence of Islam, which has been a consistent source of tension between those who want to face up to a new world and those who fear the disintegration of tradition and family life.

Modifications were made to the allocation formula, introducing regional and national adjustments.

First, H5N1 is finding the regions of the world where animal health monitoring remains underdeveloped or degraded by national structural adjustment programs associated with international loans [5], [6].

As standardized hospital mortality rates could be used as indicators of quality of care and in setting national standards, risk adjustment in relation to in-hospital mortality is thought to be useful in implementing hospital-based efforts aimed at improving the quality of medical treatment[ 26].

House Republicans said their agenda for the next Congress would focus on jobs, spending, national security and adjustments in House rules and procedures, as well as health care.

British and European commission officials confirmed that the Treasury had been told last week that budget contribution calculations based on gross national income (GNI) adjustments carried out by Eurostat, the EU statistics agency, had exposed a huge discrepancy between what Britain had been asked to contribute and what it should be paying, because of the UK's recovery.

Finally, our adjustment for national contextual variables is crude and we are unable to take account of potentially important regional and national level influences on maternal mortality, such as the impact of variations in cause of death [ 22, 29- 31] or cultural norms, for example those related to childbearing outside marriage [ 23].

This may vary from adjusting protocols on local or national level, to organizational adjustments or disciplinary actions.

Resulted in adjustment of national policy in accordance with decision.

Other suggested policy changes have included applying an age adjustment to national achievement test scores to overcome the penalty associated with a summer birthday.