Sentence examples for eased in response from inspiring English sources

"Sanctions policy by definition is always under review, but can only be eased in response to real changes on the ground, so there is no question that our sanctions will come into force on the first of July," he said.

He concludes: First, any exit from extraordinary accommodation by the Fed is not likely to be followed by other central banks, which are more likely actually to ease in response to any global effects from the Fed.

Here are the facts: Wage pressures continue to ease in response to the excess capacity in the labor market.

As a result, the burden of frequency response on both WTs and conventional generators will be eased in terms of response time and primary reserve margin.

The government has taken a series of extraordinary steps in recent weeks to get credit flowing again, but while the strains in the credit markets have eased somewhat in response, confidence remains fragile.

And Washington is adamantly opposed, the officials said, to any "gradualism" in easing sanctions in response.

The government has already had to ease up in response to them.

"The Fed is not going to ease just in response to the financial market turmoil," said Mickey D. Levy, chief economist with Bank of America.

Stock market investors appeared to be betting Thursday that Chinese leaders would be forced to ease policy in response to the latest trade figures.

As well as the relatively peaceful aftermath of the poll, EU diplomats wanted to ease sanctions in response to Lukashenko's decision to release six political prisoners last August, including Nikolai Statkevich, a presidential candidate in 2010.

The central bank had faced calls from Italy's finance minister and France's industry minister to ease policy in response to strength in the euro.