Sentence examples for easing the terms from inspiring English sources

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

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.

As my colleague Peter Eavis pointed out in a recent post on Dealbook, a strong argument can be made that the government was more than fair to A.I.G. and its shareholders by easing the terms of its initial bailout.

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 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.

The assessment of A.I.G.'s prospects coincided with word that a senior House Democrat was planning to ask the Federal Reserve and the Treasury about possibly easing the terms of A.I.G.'s government debt yet again.

That was when the Fed and Treasury took steps to ease the terms of A.I.G.'s debt for the third time.

Like other Democrats, Mr. Obama wants to empower bankruptcy judges to ease the terms of home loans on primary residences.

The company has also reduced its bank debt and its creditors have agreed to ease the terms of repayment.

On Monday, Thailand announced that it would ask the I.M.F. to ease the terms of a $17.2 billion bailout package.

Many have negotiated with lenders to delay loan payments or ease the terms on their companies' debts.