Sentence examples for institutions easing from inspiring English sources

The European Central Bank also approved more emergency funding for the Greek financial institutions, easing the risk of a run on banks.

"Until the lending institutions start easing up their lending practices, it is going to be tough for small businesses to get loans they may need to carry themselves forward," Olson said.

In addition to the penalties for fertility behavior that violates institutional rules, the danwei also set up corresponding incentive institutions and individual welfare institutions to ease the implementation of the family planning system.

Municipalities increase parking rates and enforcement hours to raise revenue, improve access to local businesses, entertainment areas and institutions; and ease traffic congestion.

Since then, protesters have frequently taken to the streets to rally against what they see as an attempt by Musharraf to snuff out fledgling democratic institutions and ease his way to another term.

Foreign institutions will ease the pressure on crowded Indian schools as well as give graduates a chance to specialize in a wide range of fields.

The Greek government is being encouraged to return these refugees to their countries of origin via a classic carrot and stick approach: as long as Greece fulfills the role of checkpoint-state or border police for the rest of Europe, European institutions will ease Greece's deficit ceiling for the Stability and Growth Pact.

For decades, Japan has been a pillar of multilateral institutions devoted to easing trade barriers.