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Btr Liverpool said it was asked to change the route to ease impact on Liverpool waterfront roads, but that had not been possible.

"Under the circumstances it definitely eased the impact.

The agreement eased the impact of the sequester.

Over the years, other changes took place, short of overhauling the law, that eased the impact on minor drug offenders.

The Anglo-Irish Free Trade Area Agreement of 1965 dismantled more tariff barriers, and although Ireland, like Britain, did not join the EEC until January 1, 1973, the delay eased the impact of transition.

THE NEWS Major agricultural countries must urgently change their farming practices to ease environmental impacts and meet growing demands for food, a United Nations study said.

Ministers – who prefer to refer to the policy as the removal of the "spare room subsidy" – have introduced discretionary payments for councils to ease the impacts on tenants.

Critics say lack of equipment is not the key problem and the government should focus on finding ways to ease the impacts of Zimbabwe's increasingly unpredictable climate on families like Dube's.

With the view of easing the impacts of the FMD, FAO and OIE developed, in 2012, a 15-year global control strategy.

Sperling agrees that automakers seeking to take advantage of expanding markets in the developing world have a responsibility to ease the impacts of their products on poor societies.

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