Sentence examples for eased access from inspiring English sources

Much of this success, he admits, is due to an American road-building project that has eased access.

The government also ratified an energy proclamation in November 2013 that has eased access for private investors.

By erasing customs checks with Russia and Belarus, the group (to become the Eurasian Union in January) has eased access to markets.

A dredging project has eased access for cruise ships to the inland river port of Seville, where Christopher Columbus started one of his famous voyages.

They added that other secret findings had eased access to data on espionage, cyberattacks and other possible threats connected to foreign intelligence.

Still, despite eased access to financing, concerns remain about Spain's public finances and recession-racked economy, along with broader worries about a possible Greek default.

This eases access for offshore drilling.

The Tappan Zee Bridge was built in 1955, increasing traffic and easing access to New York City.

Design requirements include shortening travel distances to elevators and easing access to services on different floors.

We have created an interactive guide to ease access to the more than 140 state programs that can help businesses.

Technology and other common-sense strategies can ease access and increase the number of families that are helped.