Sentence examples for easing air from inspiring English sources

On Sept. 27, the president summoned Ms. Peters to the Oval Office for talks about easing air traffic delays.

United Airlines is expected to have a contract settlement with its pilots by Labor Day, easing air traffic delays, Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater said today.

He said carpenters would benefit from other Bush proposals, like oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and easing air pollution rules to speed renovations of power plants.

(AP) NEW JERSEY NEWARK: AIRPORT CONGESTION WARNING The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has called on members of Congress to speed a national plan for easing air traffic congestion and airport construction nationwide.

In an effort to round up Republican votes for the bill, House Republican leaders said they would include proposals easing air pollution standards for industrial boilers and clearing the way for construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline from Alberta, Canada, to refineries along the Gulf Coast of Texas.

Stephen Dubner has a novel plan for easing air-traffic congestion in New York.

The mayor said in an interview that Hanscom Field eased air traffic into Boston's crowded Logan Airport.

Earlier in the day, Senate Republicans defeated an attempt by Democrats to roll back Mr. Bush's plan to ease air quality regulations on many older power plants and factories.

The nation's newest discount airline, JetBlue Airlines, is to begin operations today out of its new home base at Kennedy International Airport with flights that, among other things, seek to ease air travel to an underserved upstate New York market.

Southern, the Tennessee Valley Authority and other energy companies high on the study's list have lobbied the Bush administration strenuously to ease air pollution regulations, according to environmentalists, government officials and Washington lobbyists.

[C8.] MORE ROOM IN THE SKIES In an attempt to ease air traffic congestion as the holiday travel season arrives, President Bush announced that airlines will be able to make fuller use of military airspace to ease crowding and cut delays.