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Discover LudwigThe phrase "ease sanctions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about international relations, trade policies, or legal matters when referring to the reduction or removal of restrictions imposed on a country or entity.
Example: "The government is considering whether to ease sanctions on the nation to promote diplomatic relations."
Alternatives: "lift sanctions" or "reduce sanctions".
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The Americans have also promised to ease sanctions on some business sectors, while allowing in American humanitarian groups.
Mr. Rouhani has a mandate to ease sanctions on Iran and has signaled an eagerness to negotiate.
Congress is now considering legislation that would slightly ease sanctions, allowing the sale of medicine and food.
It worries that many Americans believe the current measure will do much more to ease sanctions than it actually will.
Within hours of the Iranian action, the EU reciprocated by announcing moves to ease sanctions against Tehran.
In hinting that they will accept some constraints on their nuclear program, for example, the Iranians have emphasized that they want quick reciprocal steps to ease sanctions.
Also this year, Barack Obama negotiated a deal with Iran to limit its nuclear capabilities and to ease sanctions that have been in place for years.
Mr Zanganeh hopes that offering juicy deals to Western oil firms will make them lobby their home governments to ease sanctions.
Mr Obama moved to ease sanctions on Cuba in 2009, the paper notes, freeing up flows of people, remittances and exchanges from America to Cuba.
Countries, such as France and Egypt, that believe the time has come to ease sanctions clearly signalled their exasperation with Iraq's appetite for melodrama.
The US should grab this opportunity, moving as fast as is reasonable to ease sanctions, giving the long-suffering Iranian public tangible benefits.
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