Sentence examples for rebalancing right from inspiring English sources

Under current macroeconomic climate, so assuming demand growth is in the region of 800,000 bpd (as Morgan Stanley forecasts) to 1.1 million bpd (as Barclays forecasts) and oil producers return to yet another turf war taking the oil surplus back above 2.25 million bpd – it would throw rebalancing right out of the window.

If they get the rebalancing right, then China's economy will have been saved from its inherent structural stresses and the new government can concentrate on delivering its so-called "China Dream".

If you rebalanced right now, for example, you might sell some shares of a bond fund while picking up a few more shares of a broad market stock portfolio, like the Vanguard 500 Index fund, which tracks the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.

There is a case for rebalancing the right to privacy and the protections offered by Britain's overly onerous libel laws which are weighted in favour of the well-heeled plaintiff.

Sponsors say the bills are intended to rebalance the rights of dog-bite victims, pet owners and landlords.

While the Communist Party is making the right noises about rebalancing the Chinese economy away from exports, Mr. Magnus says the present pace of change is too gradual for an impatient U.S. government dogged by slow growth and high unemployment.

One potentially powerful tool in the rebalancing of rights within clinical trials in vulnerable populations is the United States' Alien Tort Claims Act [ACTA, 28 U.S.C., 1350] [ 40].

He is the author of, most recently, Rebalancing Society: Radical Renewal Beyond Left, Right, and Center.

His most recent book is Rebalancing Society: Radical Renewal Beyond Left, Right, and Center (Berrett-Koehler Publishers, 2015).

But if Schedule B shows dividends but there is no Schedule D, you may not be rebalancing your portfolio to keep the right mix of stocks and bonds to meet your long-term goals within your personal risk tolerance.

And put aside, too, the chancellor's cautious, mixed metaphors about the government laying down the foundations for a healing, rebalancing economy that's on the right track.