Sentence examples for be eased to from inspiring English sources

She has been directed to identify, to the greatest extent possible, public lands on which restrictions should be eased to allow increased energy development.

Burdensome rules on special-care nursing homes, which have left more than 400,000 old people languishing on waiting lists, could be eased to provide Tohoku with another growth industry.

This year many nations will be lobbying for the restrictions to be eased to enable European companies to compete with the Chinese, South Korean, Indian and Thai businesses which dominate trade with Burma.

Uefa is expected to announce next month that the FFP rules will be eased to allow more owner investment - a move that will aim to nullify more than 10 legal challenges that the European governing body is now facing.

After that, the way will be eased to the next, hugely difficult, search for a permanent solution to the whole Israeli-Palestinian mess.The peace-process timetable lays down that this solution should be in place by May 4th 1999.

The chief executives of three of Canada's biggest banks told a parliamentary committee in Ottawa that merger and takeover curbs should be eased to enable their institutions to expand more aggressively in the United States.

Jay Rodriguez steered in a third as the Saints looked to be easing to victory.

To the contrary, parking rules have sometimes been eased to nurture business growth.

But once restrictions were eased to be more inclusive and low income minorities filled the projects, they became associated with crime and lacked proper investment from the city.

bFGF-hFLSCs were eased to culture for large scale, and enabled the development of goods mamufacturing practice (GMP) systems.

In May 2003, these regulations were eased to 21 days for all holding types instead of 30 days.