Examples of using Structural imbalances in English and their translations into Chinese
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To address structural imbalances and thus achieve sustainable long-term growth, the Chinese government announced a blueprint of economic reforms at the Third Plenum in November 2013.
Others continue to have persistent structural imbalances, unreliable institutions and fragile economies.
Unfortunately, China's response so far seems to be reinforcing the structural imbalances that are at the root of its economic vulnerabilities and environmental ills.
In a world characterized by major global imbalances, speculative trends and aggravating structural imbalances, financial crises were to some extent inevitable.
Structural imbalances demean and diminish the full dignity of women and girls and increase gender discrimination and the risk of violence directed against them.
Trade tensions are increasing amidst unresolved structural imbalances and market distortions.
This will perpetuate structural imbalances in the eurozone economy, blur perceptions of risk and weaken economic vitality as long-term risks rise.
Concluding the Doha Round is crucial to addressing structural imbalances in the global trade regime, and countries are urged to increase efforts to finalize the negotiations.
Structural imbalances and vulnerability persisted; the Bretton Woods institutions must be made more efficient and more representative.
Finally, we must address the structural imbalances that persist in our transportation policies.
The existing structural imbalances in the international trade regime also needed to be addressed.
Indeed, slavery, segregation or apartheid served not only to dehumanize people, but also created structural imbalances that remain to this day.
The recent financial crisis in South-East Asia had revealed deep-seated structural imbalances in the manner in which globalization and liberalization were shaping the global economy.
It was also necessary to correct the distortions and structural imbalances which aggravated the negative impact of globalization.
It was patently evident that the illegitimate Israeli practices had exacerbated the structural imbalances in the economic, social and ecological environment of those occupied territories.
But this only made things worse, breeding short-term instability and long-term structural imbalances in the economy.
The crisis has drawn attention to the underlying global and regional structural imbalances built up over decades.
The importance of addressing the structural imbalances between richer and poorer nations was stressed.
Within the financial system, structural imbalances have always existed between large banks and small and medium banks, banking institutions and non-bank institutions.
Intervention by the central banks of developed countries is not sufficient; what is needed is a change in fiscal policies to deal with the structural imbalances in the world financial systems.