Sentence examples for ease the entry from inspiring English sources
And FedEx uses Canada Post to ease the entry of parcels from merchants in the United States into Canada.
Now he wants to ease the entry of foreign children into Japanese society through promotion and appreciation of foreign cultures and languages in schools where there are large minority populations of Brazilian, Peruvian, Korean and Chinese students.
The current case involves a huge smuggling ring that centered on the Yuanhua Corporation in Xiamen, which paid local officials millions of dollars in bribes to ease the entry of its smuggled goods, including fuel oil, cars and cigarettes.
The British government has pledged to ease the entry of private providers into higher education, but its failure to propose a new higher education bill so far means that Pearson has had to comply with the existing framework.
JERUSALEM — Under intense international pressure after its commandos killed nine activists aboard an aid flotilla trying to breach its blockade of Gaza last month, Israel on Thursday announced what it called "adjustments" in its policy, promising to ease the entry of civilian goods by land while maintaining its naval blockade.
A deliberate strategy and specialized tools can ease the entry point, provide the expected level of interoperability and eliminate complicated processes throughout the project life cycle.
Although a fourth SBS squadron is being raised from the toughest marine commandos, recruiting many more men would entail easing the entry requirements.
And despite officially easing the entry procedures into Gaza, Israel still curtails the departure of all but a trickle of goods and people.The Islamists have failed to find a way to revive Gaza as a productive economy.
True, the rate of growth is "slowing down a bit" as China lowers import barriers (easing the entry of rival brands and other luxury goods) and urban Chinese spend more on formerly state-provided necessities such as healthcare and housing.
