Sentence examples for easing to increase from inspiring English sources
The Fed sets short-term rates, but with that rate at a bottom of 0.25% since December 2008, the Fed has used quantitative easing to increase the money supply.
Last week the Federal Reserve announced another round of qualitative easing to increase employment.
Like the Federal Reserve in the United States and the Bank of Japan, which also have set official interest rates at rock-bottom levels, the British monetary authorities have begun unconventional operations, including so-called quantitative easing, to increase lending.
The central bank has cut its benchmark interest rate to a record low of 0.5percentt and has expanded a program of asset purchases, known as quantitative easing, to increase the money supply in an effort to get the economy moving again.
Teodor Todorov, an economist at the Center for Economics and Business Research in London, said the worsening economic situation may lead the central bank to consider resuming its bond purchasing program, so-called quantitative easing, to increase the supply of money in circulation.
The US Federal Reserve has used the programme, known as quantitative easing, to increase the money supply and improve liquidity in the financial system.
In the two decades after the Triangle fire, the city building code was revised to require more exits in tall buildings; in the 1960s, just as the World Trade Center was being designed, those exit requirements were eased to increase the amount of rentable space.
Sir Mervyn and fellow members of the rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee also signalled to MPs that they stood ready to increase quantitative easing to pump more cash into the economy.
She has been directed to identify, to the greatest extent possible, public lands on which restrictions should be eased to allow increased energy development.
The program, known as quantitative easing, aims to increase the money supply to encourage spending and borrowing.
The City is betting on a cut in interest rates from Threadneedle Street's monetary policy committee and a resumption of its quantitative easing programme to increase the money supply.
