Sentence examples for ease stance from inspiring English sources

In "Proposed Rule Would Ease Stance on Feeding at Nursing Homes" (news article, Sept. 25), you suggest that nursing home residents will somehow be placed at risk if nursing homes are allowed to hire and train feeding assistants to help out at meal times.

Universal metering remains a requirement ("In Policy Switch, City Eases Stance on Water Meters," front page, Dec. 15).

"Basically, Beijing is expected to lean more towards an easing stance in monetary policy by mainly using quantitative tools such as cutting reserve requirements next year".

There is certainly a strong case for the ECB to put in place a yet more aggressive monetary easing stance to guard against risks of inflation settling at too low levels.

But rather than ease his stance against the United States, Mr. Castro been increasingly defiant.

Investors were more focused on signals that the bank might be preparing to ease its stance later.

SEOUL, South Korea South Koreaeappeareded to ease its stance on North Korea on Thursday by calling for dialogue to help defuse tensions, as its president moved to calm foreign investors whose confidence the North has tried to shake with increasingly belligerent maneuvers.

The Zimbabwean government's refusal to accredit British and American observers has been yet another issue, and while the government has refused to budge on British observers, it did ease its stance on Americans, saying Friday that it would allow 27 diplomats at the American Embassy to serve as observers.

As you know, in response to the further weakening of economic conditions, the Federal Reserve has continued to ease the stance of monetary policy.

The only lender to ease its stance is Santander which, after cutting back sharply on interest-only, is now allowing a mix of interest-only and repayment under a new deal.

The sentences were a blow to the hopes of human rights groups lobbying on the health workers' behalf, which had predicted authorities would ease their stance after releasing some defendants on bail.