Sentence examples for a recent easing from inspiring English sources

However, Estrada notes a recent easing of tensions with the central government.

A5 Heat Wave in Southeast Europe The effects of a prolonged heat wave were still being felt from Romania to southern Turkey, despite a recent easing of temperatures.

"Germany Yes! Hungary No! Let us leave!" chanted hundreds of mostly Syrians during weekend protests, demanding that a recent easing of asylum rules by Berlin meant they could finally go.

A slight strengthening of China's yuan since last year and a recent easing of its controls on buying foreign currency could make them even more willing.Two of the biggest attractions for Chinese tourists, Taiwan and the United States, are still beset with problems, however.

In response, the prosecutor-general has threatened legal action against anyone who "incites" people with "disrespectful speech": a vague prohibition that reverses a recent easing of curbs on free speech.Oman, a sturdy ally of Western governments, especially Britain, has been good at keeping out of the news.

"Just as it took a long time for property tightening measures to slow house price gains, it will also take a while for recent easing of property curbs to have an impact in arresting falls," he said.

He said he viewed "price stability" as inflation of 1-2%, implying a longer period of zero interest rates.The recent easing of deflation is also partly due to special factors, such as an increase in cigarette tax.

Instead of America leading the world in hectoring China, Beijing led the world in hectoring the United States for a recent "quantitative easing" move by the Federal Reserve that international critics said had artificially lowered the value of the American dollar.

A lot of experts, including those at Goldman Sachs, believe the recent easing in the price of oil is temporary and it will spike again soon.

Despite the wariness that persists over Libya in some diplomatic quarters, the Bush administration's recent easing of restrictions on doing business with Libya has touched off a frenetic race among energy companies to re-enter a nation that once produced oil gushers for American companies but has been off-limits to them for two decades.

It praised the recent easing of bans on the wearing of Muslim headscarves for students and lawyers.