Sentence examples for easing of conditions from inspiring English sources

That marked an easing of conditions on the part of the European Union, as officials had been pushing for a 2011 deadline.

"Can you imagine that an American presidential guard will be involved in terror?" One thing that he hoped would emerge from an Arafat-Peres meeting, Mr. Sharon said, was an easing of conditions for ordinary Palestinians.

It is a year since a Turkish flotilla challenged the siege and Israeli commandos killed nine activists aboard the ships, leading to international outrage and an easing of conditions.

Among the steps that the United States wants Israel to take are an easing of conditions for Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza, a transfer of tax money collected by Israel but owed to the Palestinian Authority and a possible withdrawal -- if only a symbolic one -- of Israeli forces.

Item: Although we hear a great deal about the easing of conditions in the East during the final years of the Cold War, the final incident in which a man was gunned down attempting to escape East Berlin took place as late as February 1989, just months before the wall came down.

From the minutes: "Participants noted that the dichotomy between significant easing of conditions in capital markets and continuing tight conditions in the banking sector implied that financing conditions differed for large and small firms.

It describes a "dramatic" easing of financial conditions around the world, stemming in part from policy changes to soothe the bond markets in Europe.

"Unless there is a material easing of credit conditions," said Bob Elliott of Bridgewater Associates, an American money management firm, after the retail sales figures were announced, "it is unlikely that demand will turn around soon".

Work on the new section of the A487 is expected to take two years, with the intention to create an improvement in journey times, easing of congestion and better environmental conditions.

At home, too, Mr Rouhani appears to be true to his word, releasing Iran's most prominent human rights activist, Nasrin Sotoudeh, and easing the conditions of house arrest of the two leaders of the 2009 opposition movement, Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi.

Amid a period of easing credit conditions, the pace of house price growth began to rise again through 2006, reaching double-digit rates by 2007.