Sentence examples for easing the 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.
To attract more sophisticated money into the market, the CSRC has increased the amount foreigners can invest to $80 billion from $30 billion and eased the qualifications required.
"MyReading, by enhancing and easing the process, is poised to play a role in improving qualifications and the career prospects of students from all backgrounds".
The win did much to ease the Ospreys' worries of Heineken Cup qualification for 2008-09, but for the most part they have bigger fish to fry further down the line.
There are justifiable doubts about the window dressing, like Greg Dyke's flawed Commission, but qualification for Brazil will help to ease the burden of negativity which prompts coaches to adopt a defensive mind-set.
The commission under Mark Fowler, the deregulation-minded chairman, has considerably eased the licensing process and has recently issued a new, much narrower policy on the character qualifications required of broadcasters.
Lee (2004) observed that teachers of low academic qualification were recruited and given part-time training during school holidays at teacher training colleges to ease the acute shortage of school teachers at the primary schools.
Corruption eases the flow.
