Sentence examples for ease controls from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gravin, who resisted calls to ease controls over energy supplies, is the first cabinet minister fired since Mr. Putin became president more than a year ago.
Discussing his appointment with the Associated Press, Adelson said that he hopes to influence China to ease controls on its yuan.
Some American lawmakers want penalties on China if it does not ease controls on its currency, the yuan, which critics say is undervalued and gives Chinese exporters an unfair price advantage.
This latest increase in the trade imbalance could add to pressure from the United States on the Beijing authorities to ease controls that critics say keep the Chinese currency, the yuan, undervalued, adding to the surplus.
In 1995 the chairman of Hughes, C. Michael Armstrong, led a lobbying effort to ease controls over satellite exports by shifting authority from the State Department, which requires monitors, to the less restrictive Commerce Department.
In return, the government agreed to a new agreement on trade facilitation, the first since WTO was set up nearly two decades ago, that will ease controls at ports and airports.
Mr. Olmert's office said the army was debating what checkpoints to remove to ease control but not lose it.
Without any such crude mechanisms, Cary Grant maintained an astonishingly consistent persona over the decades, defending his narrow range (stylised ease, controlling suavity) against any possible challenge.
But the country is expected to ease control over the exchange rate gradually after it joins the World Trade Organization, with a goal of making the currency convertible.
Preparation of semisolid slurry using a cooling slope is increasingly becoming popular, primarily because of the simplicity in design and ease control of the process.
Two deposition methods, electrospray and spin coating were explored; interestingly, spin coating forms homogeneous topography that cover large areas of the substrate, permitting an ease control of the micro-structure.
