Sentence examples for easing stance from inspiring English sources

"Basically, Beijing is expected to lean more towards an easing stance in monetary policy by mainly using quantitative tools such as cutting reserve requirements next year".

There is certainly a strong case for the ECB to put in place a yet more aggressive monetary easing stance to guard against risks of inflation settling at too low levels.

(Agence France-Presse) AFRICA ZIMBABWE: EASING STANCE ON JUDGE Backing away from their threats, government officials agreed to allow the Supreme Court's chief justice, Anthony Gubbay, to remain in his position until the end of June, his lawyer said.

In "Proposed Rule Would Ease Stance on Feeding at Nursing Homes" (news article, Sept. 25), you suggest that nursing home residents will somehow be placed at risk if nursing homes are allowed to hire and train feeding assistants to help out at meal times.

China, easing its stance, said Americans would be allowed to inspect the damaged spy plane that landed on Hainan island after a collision with a Chinese fighter jet.

"By aggressively easing the stance of monetary policy, the Federal Reserve has moved to support demand and, we trust, help lay the groundwork for the economy to achieve maximum sustainable growth," he said.

Universal metering remains a requirement ("In Policy Switch, City Eases Stance on Water Meters," front page, Dec. 15).

But rather than ease his stance against the United States, Mr. Castro been increasingly defiant.

Investors were more focused on signals that the bank might be preparing to ease its stance later.

PAGE A14 Baby Makes Three A top expert, Dr. Richard Ferber, has eased his stance against parents' sleeping with babies, and parents are pleased.

But the bank eased its stance last week, rolling over $606 million of the in debt until the end of the year, while waiting for a workable restructuring plan.