Sentence examples for Lessen restrictions from inspiring English sources

The International Court of Justice said in a nonenforceable ruling that Washington should lessen restrictions that affect humanitarian aid and civilian aviation safety.

A 1971 proposal to lessen restrictions on the opposition led to the creation of a third nationalist movement, the United African National Council (UANC), led by the Methodist bishop Abel Muzorewa.

Although the embargo on Cuba seems to be mired in congress, Obama recently stated that the U.S. would lessen restrictions on trade and travel.

Such risk-based approaches would support more informative and quantitative food labels; in turn, this may also better protect (and lessen restrictions on) food-allergic consumers, who appear to be increasingly ignoring qualitative advisory labels that a product "may contain" an allergen (Hefle et al., 2007).

Lessening restrictions on the study of CBD would also be good news for biotech startups that have been producing cannabinoids through genetic engineering.

In 2011, the Cuban government lessened restrictions for the private sector.

On Wednesday, President Trump lessened restrictions on Chinese direct investment into the U.S. On Tuesday, Matthews Asia strategist Andy Rothman forecast a mere 0.1% drop in Chinese GDP if tariffs increase across the board.

"What the government did is lessened restrictions on travel to Cuba," says Weinsheimer.

Instead, CMMB is a proposal to continue or expand current levels of fishing effort, and thus current bycatch levels, by lessening restrictions on fishing effort in exchange for fees that would fund indirect compensatory mitigation measures.

Gabelli's scenario: The FCC will soon lessen the restrictions, leading to a merger frenzy in 2002.

Last year, Gov. Jerry Brown failed in his bid to lessen local restrictions for developments that reserved units for low-income residents.