Sentence examples for rectifying the imbalance from inspiring English sources

BAE is more likely to link to Boeing than it is to join EADS, so that easy route to rectifying the imbalance is closed.

If a reduction in risk of type 2 diabetes mellitus can be achieved by rectifying the imbalance between sitting time and light-intensity ('lifestyle') activity, this would have important implications for early intervention and treatment.

But since this is how the popular debate is posed, it is useful to ask whether rectifying the imbalances is only a matter of American and Chinese households switching personalities.

Three acupuncture sessions could rectify the imbalance and help the diverticulitis by releasing belly tension.

Voices are now growing within both government and academia to rectify the imbalance.

The debate's co-moderator, George Stephanopoulos, second to no journalist in his firsthand knowledge of the Clinton White House, could have easily rectified the imbalance.

The government is now implementing a more transparent contracting system and is trying to rectify the imbalance between public and private sector development.

To rectify the imbalance, in 1995 Gerstner launched a diversity task-force initiative that became a cornerstone of IBM's HR strategy.

Despite the Law Commission making recommendations in 2007 that the rights of cohabiting partners upon separation should be increased, little has since been done by the government to rectify the imbalance of the legal situation for married and unmarried couples.

It may be said that the thrust of educational policy in Nationalist China was to rectify the imbalance of the past, especially the nonvocational literary tradition of premodern days.

Price caps, which Congressional Democrats endorsed yesterday as part of a broader energy strategy, will not by themselves rectify the imbalance between supply and demand that lies at the root of the California crisis.