Sentence examples for aimed to ease from inspiring English sources

Border treaties signed in 1979 and 1986 aimed to ease the resulting tensions and avoid future incursions.

They aimed to ease mortgage finance by buying loans from banks and pooling these into mortgage-backed securities (MBS) which could be sold to pension and mutual funds.

This form of microcredit — the smallest of small loans, with no collateral and few questions asked — was pioneered by Grameen Bank in Bangladesh and has long aimed to ease poverty in the world's developing countries, where rural villagers use it to buy livestock, repair motorcycles or otherwise increase their income.

"Aggressive price rollbacks are aimed to ease this pressure through the holidays, in addition to the remodels pausing until January.

In 2013, Mugabe signed a new constitution that aimed to ease some of the country's draconian laws that curbed civil liberties, a key part of the power sharing agreement.

On the other hand, in gesture aimed to ease the tax burden of the farmers, in 895 the Caliph changed the start of the tax year from the Persian New Year in March to 11 June which became known as Nayrūz al-Mu'tadid, "al-Mu'tadid's New Year"—so that the land tax (kharāj) was now collected after the harvest instead of before.

The mobile unit aims to ease these pressures.

The program aims to ease the suffering of the Iraqi people.

"Bridges aims to ease this tension by allowing both sides to connect and learn from one another".

These measures aim to ease restrictions on Iraq's civilian imports while cracking down on military imports and oil smuggling.

These gadgets aim to ease people into the digital era — many are designed for use by older adults.