Sentence examples for ease restraints from inspiring English sources

The move to rescind the 2015 regulation, which has been stayed in federal court, represents the latest effort by the new administration to ease restraints on oil and gas production in the United States.

Mr. Obama eased restraints on humanitarian and good-will activities, including athletic exchanges between the two countries.

But ever since the 2016 campaign that saw both Sanders and Trump draft on anti-Wall Street anger, the debate in Washington has focused on easing restraints on the industry.

In a bid to attract foreign investment and increase exports, India announced a new trade policy that eases restraints and offers tax breaks for companies developing and maintaining infrastructure like roads and power.

The softly-plucked guitar and the eased restraint of the vocals invite the listener to get close to the speaker and its warm, wispy, radiant sounds.

It can ease immigration restraints and accept more newcomers.

The White House, the Justice Department, and their allies in Congress now wanted to ease those restraints, and they wanted to do it as quickly as possible.

It started in July, when -- even as the Highlands measure awaited his signature -- the governor unexpectedly approved a bill designed to ease building restraints elsewhere.

The exchange of letters also coincided with a decision by the Obama administration last week to ease longstanding restraints on humanitarian and good-will activities between Iran and the United States, including athletic exchanges.

More to the point, it will get easier when the economy is growing faster which is why it is so encouraging that beyond the Beltway, at least, politicians are finding ways to ease the restraints on growth.

The new laws effectively ease constitutional restraints on the country's forces to allow them to exercise collective self-defence, or coming to the aid of an ally, even if Japan is not directly threatened.