Sentence examples for ease requirements from inspiring English sources

However, China's stock market gained slightly on news that the government would ease requirements for purchasing shares with credit.

In the new NATO, commanders would ease requirements that all members contribute proportionately to the common defense.

Grower groups have also urged the administration to ease requirements that they run newspaper advertisements to determine whether American workers want the jobs.

Timber industry and administration officials said they expected the changes to ease requirements for detailed surveys of forest life, including snails and fungi, which can take years to complete.

Local governments across the country filed legal challenges to agency rules that the F.C.C. said would speed the approval process for new competitors, cap fees paid by new entrants to local governments and ease requirements that competitors build systems that reach every home.

A24 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 PolicEasese Requirements In Face of Recruit Shortage The Police Department reduced to 21 from 22 the minimum age for recruits, and for applicants who have worked two years as traffic enforcement and school safety agents, it will waive a requirement that recruits have 60 college credits.

He noted that the department's board relaxed many rules in December, including the much-hated requirement that city bartenders and baristas wear hairnets, and eased requirements for a separate kitchen sink for washing food since it required the "costly and burdensome" installation of new sinks.

In addition, administration officials said, easing requirements would reward Israel for recent efforts under Prime Minister Ehud Barak to make peace with its Arab neighbors.

In 2009, state environmental officials also eased requirements for the company to check for spills of oil, ammonia or other contaminants in waterways to twice a month, instead of twice a week, records show.

The Comissão de Valores Mobiliários, Brazil's main securities regulator, announced in November that it would consider, on a case-by-case basis, easing requirements for smaller I.P.O.'s.

The JOBS Act has been implemented by the SEC in stages: Title I in 2012, which eased requirements on on emerging growth companies, defined as companies with less than $1 billion in revenues.