Sentence examples for lighten rules from inspiring English sources

The Post story says Trump "is expected to lighten rules that govern such schools" -- although doing so would undercut his pledges to fight against waste, fraud, and abuse with taxpayer dollars, to help working people get good jobs, and to drain the swamp of Washington corruption.

Rather than creating more tiers of firms, with all the odd incentives that entails, better to lighten the rules for everyone.

The West gave up on jaw-jaw — diplomatic efforts to persuade the government to lighten its rule — after 1988, when the army killed several thousand unarmed protesters.

Reverse your reliance on the rules and lighten up.

In other words, fellow members and regulators, lighten up on the Volcker Rule!

Lighten up on your heavy-handed rules, Apple.

Some designers are able to reduce errors by developing heuristics and rules of thumb that lighten the cognitive load that such design problems impose.

Smaller firms, in particular, suffer.With regulators soon expected to announce rule changes that will lighten the burden, the battle against Sarbanes-Oxley's excesses looks well on the way to being won.

This study examined whether simultaneously observing and making gestures while studying animations would lighten cognitive load and facilitate the acquisition of grammatical rules.

President Bashar al-Assad promised to lighten up when he replaced his tyrant father, but his rule grew geometrically more ugly.

Almost always there are special rules, opt-outs, emission credit allocations, or other provisions that lighten the blow on trade-exposed industries.