Sentence examples for get easing from inspiring English sources

BANKS GET EASING OF RULES ON ASSETS  |  A group of the world's top regulators and central bankers on Sunday gave banks more time to meet rules designed to prevent financial crises.

I don't get eased back into teaching and, worst of all, I'm expected to apologise to parents for my absence, which I find humiliating.

Sir Nigel is also seen as a part of the New Labour regime and, with his stint in Washington having nine months to run, may get eased out early.

So don't be prepared to get eased into your night, which will likely go until 7AM.

"When God was passing out talents," he likes to say, "I got ease in talking about sex".

The organization created a hypertension registry to track patients and the care they were getting; eased the burden on doctors by using pharmacists to initiate drug therapy and medical assistants to monitor patients' progress; made it easy for patients to get free blood pressure checks; and showed doctors how their record on controlling blood pressure compared with others in the system.

No amount of wise counsel, or fear of getting eased aside in a G-2 world guided by the United States and China, has persuaded E.U. nations — representing almost 500 million people in the world's largest trading bloc — that they can better retain clout with a more robust military, or a more unified voice at global gatherings.

You're either getting security, or you're getting ease of use," co-founder and CEO Melanie Shapiro told me.

So you need fiscal austerity to get monetary easing in the German view.

For Iran, the continuation of talks is a means of getting some easing of sanctions in exchange for concessions that will have little impact on its nuclear programme.

I have a suggestion for all the reformed conspicuous consumers: get certified, ease the teacher shortage and assuage your guilt.