Sentence examples for force to ease from inspiring English sources
Even after the authorities deployed an 85,000-strong security force to ease crime fears, Portugal's education minister was robbed at knifepoint.
The Brazilian authorities have come under scrutiny after a number of armed assaults during the Games, despite the deployment of an 85,000-member security force to ease fears about violent crime.
The optimal control force to ease the conflict between ride comfort, ride safety and limited suspension deflection is obtained from a reference model based on a passive suspension system with timevarying stiffness and damping.
Until June, American combat troops stationed in Baghdad worked directly with the Iraqi forces to ease friction between agencies.
Stock market investors appeared to be betting Thursday that Chinese leaders would be forced to ease policy in response to the latest trade figures.
The bloody confrontation was met with a wave of international condemnation, and Israel was forced to ease its stringent blockade of the tiny Palestinian enclave.
Larry Summers, the former US Treasury secretary, has suggested that the US Federal Reserve may be forced to ease monetary policy, rather than hiking interest rates in the next few months as had been expected.
After the airplane's warning system alerted the pilots that they were about to hit terrain, they tried to climb as quickly as possible but but were forced to ease back each time the control column began to vibrate warning of a stall.
However, merchants and police were forced to ease their anti-riot efforts to board up their windows.
There are no options to force you to ease off your usage, just a quick daily limit notification to dismiss.
Jeroen Dijsselbloem, head of the Eurogroup that coordinates monetary policy for the 19 countries using the euro currency, urged Greek voters to not take the advice of their government, which argues that voting against the new lending proposals in Sunday's referendum will force creditors to ease their austerity demands.
