Sentence examples for easing the program from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blankfein, attending a conference in Chicago, told Andrew Ross Sorkin that Wall Street would be "happy" with the Federal Open Market Committee easing the program back by $10 billion, but would be "sad" with anything more.

In the United States, weak economic activity has led to speculation about a possible new round of quantitative easing, the program of huge asset purchases, from the U.S. Federal Reserve.

In GCM, we propose a component architecture that can be embedded in the component membrane and ease the programming of autonomic adaptation procedures.

With Britain now in the grip of a double-dip recession and some economists saying that the economy could remain stalled for years, critics who favor easing the austerity program with costly job-creation programs had called for the transfer of Mr. Osborne, who was booed on Monday night when he presented medals to athletes at the Paralympic Games.

Additionally, the vehicle fleet consists of similar vehicle models, reducing time and expense by facilitating easy bulk procurement of spare parts and easing the burden on program mechanics.

In this paper, we address the problem of easing the task of programming PC clusters.

If the U.S. economy appears to be resurgent now, it is only due to quantitative easing - the program initiated by the Federal Reserve to purchase toxic debt from financial institutions which injects liquidity into banking directly.

Unlike the House bill, it spares Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security from benefit cuts, and counts the drawdown of troops from Iraq and Afghanistan as part of its savings, easing the burden on domestic programs.

To help ease the process, the program combines individual sessions with group therapies.

There were hints that some members of the divided committee are comfortable with beginning to ease the Fed's program of buying $85 billion a month in government bonds and mortgage securities as soon as their next meeting in mid-September.

The Obama administration is allied with state treasurers and the Senate Democratic leadership in pushing for renewal, arguing that the program eases the state budget pinch by cutting borrowing costs and gets job-creating projects up and rolling in an anemic economy.