Sentence examples for it has eased from inspiring English sources

But it has eased its labour market in, for example, construction and agriculture by importing labour from the Commonwealth of Independent States countries (ie, the former Soviet states minus the Baltics), especially Ukrainians.

In some cases, it may be possible to simply reinsert the heel back into the holes or slots it has eased its way out from.

In response, and with an anxious eye to the Arab Spring revolts, some Gaza residents say, it has eased up slightly in its religious restrictions on people's lives.

So, far from doom and gloom, Singapore's financial regulator has come out with an acknowledgement of the rise of ICOs in its domain and, by saying it will regulate certain offerings, it has eased some uncertainties around the legal status of this fast-growing fundraising option.

"It has eased a lot of my pain.

Discrimination against Ismaili and Shia Muslims remains rife, although it has eased under the present king.

And on Sunday, the Federal Reserve announced that it had eased restrictions that had prevented regulated companies from transferring money to less regulated and more risky affiliates.

He said the problems of communications and settlement that had left some banks holding too much money and others scrambling for it had eased.

In a move that may stimulate development of wireless products for the home, the Federal Communications Commission announced yesterday that it had eased restrictions on part of the radio spectrum.

Qwest Communications International said yesterday that its business would continue shrinking this year but that some of the pressure on it had eased in the last quarter of 2002.

These tensions have not disappeared, but the scale of Mr Morales's victory, and his shrewd use of it, have eased them, for now.On his tour, he gave two different messages.