Sentence examples for easing of the terms from inspiring English sources

This follows the easing of the terms of the house arrest of opposition leaders Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi, allowing them more frequent family visits.

There, Ireland may come under pressure from Germany and France to raise its low corporate-tax rate in exchange for an easing of the terms of the EU element of the bail-out package.

Ahead of his own visit to Berlin, Mr. Samaras has lobbied for an easing of the terms international lenders imposed on the government in Athens in return for two huge bailouts.

In Moscow, Mr Sarris met Mr Siluanov to discuss the easing of the terms on a 2.5bn euro loan Moscow gave Cyprus in 2011 - and the possibility of further funding - but no deal was reached on Wednesday.

While the Obama administration has focused its support for such networks through the creation of jobs and easing of congestion, the long-term competitive advantage that cities gain as the result of such linkages has the potential to be its longest-term benefit.

Three-quarters of Germans oppose easing the terms of Greece's two international bailouts, according to a poll this week for the television broadcaster N24 by Emnid, a research firm.

The firm secured a bundle of sweeteners from governments, BP (easing the terms of its supply contract) and, of course, from workers.

The government is easing the terms of a social housing incentive scheme, in the hope of encouraging pension funds and investment capital groups to deliver hundreds of homes for local authority tenants.

Some economists and Congressional critics of the monetary fund have said that the fund is easing too many of the terms of its $43 billion loan program in an effort to get Mr. Suharto to accept reforms.

Japanese finance officials, however, have also been talking with the fund about easing the terms of its bailouts, said Naoyuki Shinohara, the vice minister for international affairs.

Mr. Samaras, 61, must wrest enough concessions from Brussels in easing the terms of Greece's austerity agreement to pacify the Greek public.