Sentence examples for effectively ease from inspiring English sources

The new laws effectively ease constitutional restraints on the country's forces to allow them to exercise collective self-defence, or coming to the aid of an ally, even if Japan is not directly threatened.

That would effectively ease the debt crisis for those governments, while also stimulating the euro zone economy by pumping hundreds of billions of euros into it — printing money, as economists call it.

Increasing the proportion of commuters travelling by public transportation can effectively ease urban traffic congestion.

Accordingly, in this paper, we first propose a similarity propagation approach based on a heterogeneous network to effectively ease the cold start and data sparsity problems.

Here in Kabul Mr. Brahimi met with Burhanuddin Rabbani, the departing president, who was effectively eased out of power by the accord.

The better fatigue performance of the pre-oxidised specimens around this stress level is attributed to plastic yielding of the weaker γ′ denuded zone, which effectively eases the stress concentration introduced by the cracking of the chromia scale and intergranular internal oxides.

In a study of 42 college women, research found that the fragrance effectively eased sleep problems and depression in the participants.

The country's military leader, Pervez Musharraf, had recently cut a deal with local tribes that effectively eased pressure on al Qaeda and related groups.

Helping senior veterans to effectively treat and ease their depressive symptoms, improving their social support, and controlling chronic disease appear to be the critical factors in improving their QOL.

Comprehensive knowledge of the province-specific impact and cause of pediatric LRTIs can lead to the development of prevention strategies that if effectively implemented can ease the burden of disease on patients, health care infrastructure, and budgets, all of which are important for healthcare sustainability.

It is important for the patient as well as the physician to be aware of the possible relationship between psoriasis and the hormonal phases throughout a woman's lifetime in order to effectively control or ease any symptoms that may arise.