Sentence examples for rebalancing to from inspiring English sources

King rounds off by saying the world needs rebalancing to be sustainable and a shared understanding of that path.

For their part, Chinese officials and strategists are increasingly agitated about the Obama Administration's "rebalancing" to Asia.

There are still challenges facing the major British supermarkets; the discounters, deflation, rebalancing to mention just three.

That is the message of the Obama administration's "pivot" or "rebalancing" to Asia, and its commitment to keep most of its naval forces in the Pacific.

Indeed, by agreeing to play host to up to 2,500 American marines, Australia is central to the Obama administration's "rebalancing" to Asia.

Wolfgang Schäuble, the finance minister, says inflation between 2% and 3% would be acceptable.In practice German inflation may have to be higher still for rebalancing to work.

Its growth must be rebalanced to rely more on the consumption of its own citizens.

Second, the US can't rebalance to Asia away from Europe or the Middle East.

I did think it would be checked, inflected, quietened down, "rebalanced" – to use the once-favourite word of George Osborne.

In the meantime, it systematically rebalances to buy more of cheap asset classes, a proven model for long-term success.

Dynamic 1/ n In every period t, the portfolio is rebalanced to give equal weight to each asset, which could, otherwise, gain weight from price changes.