Sentence examples for easing the standard from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Feisal said the committee would lobby members of Parliament to oppose easing the standard when it passes a new statute, probably in the next week.

In 1997 Mr. Blix suggested easing the standard for judging when Iraq has met its obligations to eliminate all biological, chemical and nuclear weapons and the missiles to deliver them.

Now, the agency eased the standard so that prosecutors only have to show a trader intended to act "recklessly".

Why not ease the standards of the color-TV sets to help us accommodate to a new level of radiation.

The proposals to ease the standards for wiretaps and search warrants under the present law follow the enactment of the U.S.A.-Patriot Act, which has already expanded the ability of the intelligence community to collect and distribute information on suspected terrorists operating in the United States.

Yet another effort was mounted to ease the sangiovese standard, this time in Rosso di Montalcino.

The risk from easing the FDA's regulatory standards will be borne not only by patients but also by the drug industry and medical profession.

Mr. Roth said most of the new issues had joined because the Securities and Exchange Commission eased the listing standards for options, effective Oct. 21.

The eve-of-conference pledge marks the start of the unveiling of a range of policies designed to ease the living standards crisis, including proposals to strengthen the minimum wage in specific sectors over time as the economy improves.

But the political danger in promising to keep working-age benefits unchanged in the two years after an election is that Osborne alienates blue-collar workers already attracted either by Ukip or Ed Miliband's promise to ease the living standards crisis.

In a 1985 book she co-wrote, Cass argued that it was time for women to ease the rigid standards for professional dress then in vogue.