Sentence examples for has made easing from inspiring English sources

Dr. Mejía, 42, has made easing the plight of the fishermen — he estimates there are about 2,100 of them in Honduras — the purpose of much of his adult life.

Iran's new president, Hassan Rouhani, has made easing international sanctions that have crippled his nation's economy a priority objective of his administration.

Now, I understand that building this phone out of metal or some other (more premium) materials would have made ease-of-use a bit more difficult.

Although the government has made noises about easing hukou in smaller cities, it is unclear that this would give enough young parents the resources they need to support a larger family.

It is a practice that angers some cyclists and appears to run afoul of both the city's transit-first policy and a new civil grand jury investigation that has made recommendations for easing the escalating tensions between drivers and cyclists.

The euro has made for ease in trading among its 16 member countries, but I am skeptical that such a currency union could work in East Asia.

Ever since the wall came down, Germany's political establishment has made efforts to ease the anxieties of its neighbours to the east, namely Poland and the Czech Republic.

Saudi Arabia has made efforts to ease the flow of pilgrims since the 2004 stampede by widening ramps leading to the platform where the three pillars are located and by creating more emergency exits.

He has made some progress in easing its chronic financial troubles.

At the same time, though, Thailand has made little headway in easing a harsh stigma that was fed by its successful campaign against the disease.

He has made some changes, including easing regulations that forbade most Cubans to buy cellphones, but Cubans have complained that he has done relatively little to change their lives.