Sentence examples for loosening measures from inspiring English sources

"It certainly won't have any loosening measures for now," he added.

A series of loosening measures, including a re-lending facility by the central bank that some analysts likened to quantitative easing, helped put growth back on track.But the reopening of the lending taps means debt is an even bigger burden for the economy.

As such the loosening of measures initially seen as an aberration in the 19-strong bloc is being viewed as a test case: of the faith Greeks have in economic recovery and the ability of their leftist-led government to oversee it.

HAROLD O. LEVY has been interim chancellor of New York City schools for only a week, but he has already loosened security measures at 110 Livingston Street.

They contend that Clarín, founded by an Axis sympathizer in the 1940s, colluded with the military dictatorship in the 1970s, giving it advantages over competitors, before aggressively expanding by pressing democratically elected leaders to loosen antimonopoly measures.

As a means of quantifying cell loosening, we measured intercellular space between basal keratinocytes.

That is how fiscal federalism works—as Europe is about to discover.If China's slowdown remains modest, the government may get away with modest monetary measures: loosening the reins on the banks, without letting go.

Legal and financial experts say that a loosening of enforcement measures, cutbacks in staffing at the Securities and Exchange Commission, and a shift in resources toward terrorism at the F.B.I. have combined to make the federal government something of a paper tiger in investigating securities crimes.

Brazilian legislators are revising the forest code to loosen Amazon protection measures.

The resulting outcry led to an overhaul of New York City's child welfare system and the passage in Albany of Elisa's Law, a measure loosening the secrecy regulations in child-abuse investigations.

If enacted, the measure loosening federal restrictions on embryonic stem cell research would make available government money for research on stem cell lines derived from embryos that have been in storage for use in in-vitro fertilization treatments but were set to be discarded.