Sentence examples for lessening pressure from inspiring English sources

Berry's policy for, as she puts it, "turning city Airport from a blight to a shining light" is buttressed with a report by the New Economics Foundation, which finds that the airport site could be used to create 16,000 jobs and add £400 million to the UK economy along with easing the capital's housing shortage and lessening pressure on its transport networks.

The carbon tax revenues become their own reward, thereby lessening pressure to really reduce carbon emissions over time.

Some may fear that the passage of GINA will serve as an escape valve, lessening pressure for broader health-care reform [ 19], but it could also be described as a step in the right direction.

The court's ruling lessens pressure for their repeal.

Instead, place your hands, palm down, beneath your lower back to lessen pressure on the spine.

Doing so, she said, would lessen pressure to treat independent contractors as employees while ensuring that taxes are paid.

Moreover, if the goal of the code is to lessen pressure on appraisers, it is not clear that is happening.

Dr. Muller said that the group had agreed and decided to meet in other churches to lessen pressure on Father Powers.

In letters to the national association, Michigan public universities and some Big 12 universities said admitting students before Sept. 15 lessened pressure on students beginning their senior year.

It could lessen pressure on President Bashar al-Assad — whose ruthless response to peaceful protests sparked a war that has killed half a million people and left more than half of the country's twenty-two million residisplacedplaced — to make concessions.

Rob Moore, another panel member and the executive director of Environmental Advocates of New York, said the delay lessened pressure on the state agency to "rush to a conclusion" on its proposed fracking regulations.