Sentence examples for ease the operating from inspiring English sources

Also, as a temporary fix, the EPR's operational flexibility should be abandoned "until after licensing, and the implementation of new changes in the methodology or the safety criteria so as to ease the operating constraints," according to a May 2007 document.

Radiolucent operating table and fluoroscopy were used to ease the operation.

Most of the force operates from Camps Bondsteel and Montieth, two sprawling bases equipped with Burger King restaurants, gymnasiums and movie theaters to ease the strain of operating far from home.

It was also likely influenced by the rumors of impending layoffs which could ease the company's operating expenses in the wake of absorbing tens of thousands of Nokia employees.

THE fare increases and service cuts approved on Friday by the Metropoliitan Transportation Authority are meant to ease the authority's daily operating budget.

At the hospital, Mrs Mitchell remembers shouting for drugs to ease the pain before being operated on.

It would cap the state's borrowing at $2 billion a year in short-term loans to help cover operating expenses and ease the transition to smaller, more balanced budgets.

Photograph: Net TV Angela Merkel also gives a statement, saying that Greece and Germany will co-operate closely to ease the crisis.

Of course wherever we can help ease the pain of people we will continue co-operating in those areas.

It operates during busy periods to ease the pressure on emergency unit staff at the University Hospital of Wales.

In response to the IMF downgrade, the Treasury highlighted the fact that the IMF had "repeated its advice that the first line of defence against [slowing growth] should be to allow the automatic stabilisers to operate, monetary policy easing and measures to ease the flow of credit - all of which the UK is doing".