Examples of using Rebalancing in English and their translations into Polish
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You can still enjoy the flavour of these meals by making your own versions and rebalancing the ingredients.
keep hair looking its best by using Rebalancing Tonic.
Poptech 2011: The World Rebalancing.
a more robust recovery in nominal growth would help accelerate the deleveraging and rebalancing process.
The EU is engaged in deepening and rebalancing our relationship with China in a mutually beneficial way.
The transparency obligation contained in the proposal only aims at rebalancing contractual relationships between creators
A recovery in private investment would be an essential component of the necessary rebalancing of the economy away from domestic consumption
External rebalancing is ongoing, but progress has been asymmetric and there has not been an adjustment of large current account surpluses.
The EESC believes that the issue is rebalancing public finances whilst avoiding reducing demand,
It will facilitate the rebalancing of the economy towards stronger investment and export performance
Although most euro area countries have moved to external positions close to balance or in surplus, rebalancing within the euro area needs to continue.
and thus rebalancing the relationship between users
The EESC calls for better supply-demand coordination and a rebalancing of market power along the food supply chain.
These schemes are useful for producers in rebalancing the asymmetry of bargaining power in the food supply chain as well as for consumers and the environment.
The EESC points to the risk that any restrictive rebalancing measures could have the effect of fuelling procyclical policies, intensifying and prolonging the current phase of economic contraction.
restructuring and rebalancing of the hair and scalp
completely independently of any tariff rebalancing.
therefore involved rebalancing this proposal to ensure that researchers are not harmed.
A rebalancing of the burden between the sectors covered by ETS and those outside of it is to be considered.
A rebalancing of the burden between the sectors covered by ETS