Sentence examples for normalizing policy from inspiring English sources
Normalizing policy just to be normal is an outright abdication of courage and credibility, and raising rates so you can cut rates is a bit like gaining 20 pounds so it's easier to lose 15.
Despite the dollar's recent decline, Bernanke avoided currency-related remarks favoring instead to explore the technical aspects of the central bank's strategy of normalizing policy with a sizeable balance sheet.
In fact, rather than being blind to the mistakes of the past, it seems more likely to us that the Bank of Japan is taking a page out of the Feds book: using tough language while taking a gradual approach to normalizing policy.
If further delaying a shift toward normalizing monetary policy confirms her reputation in some quarters as a dove, she won't mind too much, because for now, anyway, she is one.
The Bank of Thailand governor, Tarisa Watanagase, speaking after the release of the data on Monday, said the current economic recovery supported the case for a normalizing in monetary policy.
The question of whether Mr. Trump sought business opportunities in Fidel Castro's Cuba is explosive not only because of how loathed the Castro government is among Cuban-Americans in the Miami area, but also because Mr. Trump has taken such a hard line against the Obama administration's policy of normalizing relations with the island nation.
Moreover, it carries the risk of undermining the implementation of pro-diversity strategies (including IC), given that post-m discourses have strongly been about normalizing assimilationist rhetoric and policies.
Today, with the economy normalizing, the case for creative policies like QE, which effectively shortens government debt by sucking long-term bonds out of the market, seems much weaker.
He called for a policy of small steps toward normalizing relations with Cuba, an approach that later gained broader support.
They also need to start normalizing interest rates carefully, while developing intelligent policies to deal with the possible resultant decline in many asset prices (possibly balanced by optimism in the increased probability of sound money policies in the future).
Policymakers in these economies should also turn their attention to longer-term fiscal sustainability, while monetary policy can follow a data-dependent normalizing path.
