Sentence examples for an easing of some of from inspiring English sources

At the least, it confirms what officials describe as an easing of some of the acrimony that has raged between Moscow and Washington.

The W.N.B.A. is seeking a long-term deal with modest increases in salaries, a salary cap in exchange for free agency and an easing of some of the restrictions in the players' marketing agreements.

Last week, President Obama's special envoy to Sudan Scott Gration met with leaders in Khartoum to present a package of diplomatic enticements -- including an easing of some U.S. sanctions -- should Sudan allow the referenda to go forward and respect the results.

Even as state officials signaled an easing of some aspects of the drought rules, Monday's executive order makes other provisions permanent: Bans on hosing off sidewalks, washing cars with hoses that lack shut-off nozzles and irrigating lawns so that water spills onto pavement, as well as watering grass in public street medians.

Although growth forecasts in the region have been scaled back because of the global economic downturn, this area of the world is still set to see growing media consumption over the next five to 10 years, driven by demographics, new technologies and a gradual easing of some of the traditional restrictions on media.

In June, however, some investors' initial response to the idea of an easing of Fed stimulus was to dump stocks.

There were other signs today of an easing of the difficulties of war.

The text is thick, modernist and doesn't have the surface ease of some of his earlier poems.

Consider working with a resourceful support team or at least an assistant that can ease you of some of your work.

Nevertheless, Obama was able to mandate the establishment of an embassy in Havana, a review of Cuba's status as a state sponsor of terrorism, and the easing of some travel and financial restrictions (including an increase in the amount of money expatriates were allowed to remit to Cuba).

The ideal technology combined the ease-of-use of an autorefractor and the precision of a wavefront aberrometer.