Sentence examples for eases entry from inspiring English sources

"There's also the fascination with wireless technology that eases entry into new markets," Mr. Beuls said.

Many states, and not necessarily the poorest, set stringent terms for Medicaid eligibility, while others have eased entry.

A second theory relates to the frequency of other sexually transmitted diseases, particularly those that break the skin, thus easing entry of H.I.V.

The measures would simplify rules on residence permits and would ease entry for better-qualified immigrants based on education, experience and language ability.

After a bitter debate imbued with election-year politicking, the lower house of Parliament passed a major immigration bill today intended to ease entry for skilled foreign workers.

Some argue that easing entry into teaching is necessary to attract strong candidates, whereas others argue that investing in high quality teacher preparation is the most promising approach.

The report looks at "structural" reforms policies that, for example, ease entry into goods markets; cut the costs of firing and hiring; or relax barriers to foreign ownership.

Virtually all discussion of vocational education emphasises its potential advantages in easing entry into the labour market by youth (e.g. Ryan 2001).

The breakthrough is often dated to 1991, when an embattled government cut tariffs on inputs, eased entry to foreign investors and largely dismantled industrial licensing.

Crucially, lawmakers failed to consider the long-term effect of easing entry to a program that would take many young workers out of the job market for good.

The card is part of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative, aimed at strengthening border security while easing entry for citizens and legitimate visitors with standard identity documents.