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The Ministry of Commerce, for instance, is now signaling the government's desire to see further investment abroad, and the State Administration of Foreign Exchange recently announced plans to ease approvals for offshore purchases.

But Mr. Obama has threatened to veto any payroll tax measure that would ease approval of the pipeline, and he reiterated that position in an impromptu news conference on Thursday morning.

The 21st Century Cures Act recently (and overwhelmingly) passed in Congress to help ease approval of certain life-saving drugs.

Developers became experts at including just enough of the old — a facade here, a foyer there — to ease the approval process and even win sizable tax breaks on their projects.

Inquiries there and in other developing countries in Africa and Asia have cast a fresh light on how China sometimes uses its treasure chest of foreign loans and aid to create elite alliances and ease the approval of no-bid contracts.

It's also possible that the same effect could be achieved without moving genes between species, which might ease regulatory approval or improve consumer acceptance.

Investigator-dependent factors and ease of approval dominate trial site selection, while costs appear less important.

As a consequence physician-scientists are turning away from human-based research in favour of animal research for which they can expect ease of approval and funding.

The sale is aimed at easing antitrust approval for AB InBev's $100bn-plus 100bn-plusf SABMiller, agreed lastakeover

Local officials enticed them with tactics like tax incentives, selling public property for a fraction of the price and easing the approval of construction permits.

In February 2015, almost one year after the C.S.I.S. report was issued, the State Department announced a clarification of its rules, easing final approval that month for General Atomics's long-planned sale of unarmed Predator drones to the United Arab Emirates, the first such sale to a non-NATO nation.