Sentence examples similar to easing of qualifications from inspiring English sources
Two weeks ago, the N.F.L. executive Adolpho Birch said that the league had pursued "improving 88 benefits" and "easing the qualifications for disability" in negotiations with the union for a new collective bargaining agreement, but stopped short of details.
Navy Federal Credit Union, with over three million members nationwide and five branches in the New York region, is among those easing qualifications, based on its periodic analysis of borrowers' lending performance.
Take away ease of access.
But to fill so many posts, the government has in fact quietly eased job qualifications.
Since easing through preliminary CONCACAF qualification, winning all six of their matches, Luis Fernando Tena's men now lie in fourth behind Costa Rica, the United States and Honduras.
Instead, lenders have added products and even eased qualifications for some borrowers.
Councilman Domenic M. Recchia Jr., who represents Coney Island, has urged the city to ease qualifications for grants.
Support includes exploring the transferability of qualifications between Germany and the country concerned and providing transport subsidies and salary top-ups for up to two years to ease reintegration.
This is often irrespective of qualifications.
It's her remarkable lack of qualifications.
