Sentence examples for temporary balance from inspiring English sources

The Truce of Andrusovo in 1667 reestablished a temporary balance with Moscow, with some territory lost in the east.

True, the status quo offers a temporary balance of power between the incumbent parties, likely providing relative peace for the American exit.

That is because the paramilitary units, already ascendant, will surely expand their operations thus upsetting the fragile, temporary balance of forces that has allowed the current flurry of peace efforts to emerge.

That temporary balance could have profound consequences in the months ahead as key planks of Mr Obama's legacy come up for scrutiny in the Court, including his limits on fossil-fuel emissions, affirmative action, voting rights and his order protecting millions of illegal immigrants from deportation.

In such a situation, temporary balance-of-payments support together with generous debt relief makes sense.This focus on the reformers ought not to mean abandoning the citizens of Africa's truly hapless countries.

Devaluations could and did occur – sterling devalued in 1949 and 1967 – but the IMF made loans to countries in temporary balance-of-payments trouble to discourage exchange rate movements.

The IMF's mission was to give countries temporary short-term loans so they could put their economic houses in order, coping with temporary balance-of-payment problems without resorting to destructive tariffs or massive devaluations.

While this concentration of salt ions in the vacuoles can provide temporary osmotic balance and allow for water uptake, it can also become toxic over time as the ions begin to degrade the chloroplasts (Chaves et al. 2009).

Information is gathered about tenure status (permanent or temporary) and balance of factors determining the decision to move (in particular the extent to which the move was the participant's own choice).

"Ernst & Young took no steps to question or challenge the nondisclosure by Lehman of its use of $50 billion of temporary, off-balance sheet transactions," the report said.

Countries with temporary, moderate balance-of-payments deficits were expected to finance their deficits by borrowing foreign currencies from the IMF rather than by imposing exchange controls, devaluations, or deflationary economic policies that could spread their economic problems to other countries.