Sentence examples for limited easing from inspiring English sources

The Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., said credit difficulties linked to the American housing slump would be limited, easing concern about the potential of rising defaults in subprime loans.

The six countries — China, Russia, the United States, France, Britain and Germany — are offering Iran a limited easing of sanctions on its economy if it accepts limits on its nuclear program while the final accord is negotiated.

Only a month ago, the administration was moving more cautiously, considering just a limited easing of sanctions that would allow nongovernmental organizations to work in areas like health and education.

Under an interim deal reached last November with the EU3 +3 (which includes the US, Russia and China), which is valid for six months and can be renewed, Iran agreed to suspend its most sensitive nuclear activity in exchange for a gradual, limited easing of economic and other sanctions that are damaging its oil-dependent economy.

Under an interim deal reached by the six powers and Iran in 2013, Tehran halted higher-level uranium enrichment in exchange for a limited easing of the financial and trade sanctions which have damaged its economy, including access to some frozen oil revenues abroad.

The P5-plus-1 group countered by demanding that Iran export its stockpile of 20 percent enriched uranium and disband the underground facility where it is produced, in exchange for an outside supply of processed nuclear fuel that cannot be used for weapons, a limited easing of sanctions and vows of more relief if Iran cooperates.

On the other hand, MongoDB and HBase are known to be hard to install [89, 90] or to confuse first users, thus limiting ease of use.

"Imagine if Roosevelt had let in 937 passengers but had limited success easing the Neutrality Act," Mr. Lichtman said.

In his first 11 months as chairman, he has lifted media ownership limits, eased caps on how much broadband providers can charge business customers and cut back on a low-income broadband program that was slated to be expanded to nationwide carriers.

We note the physical barrier presented by the cell wall has limited the ease and throughput with which exogenous biomolecules can be delivered to plants.

So are fears over measures that would greatly enhance Chávez's power, like abolishing his term limits and easing expropriations of private property.