Sentence examples for make it easier to send from inspiring English sources
On January 13th, Peter Struck, the defence minister, announced a reform of the Bundeswehr that should make it easier to send troops to far-flung places.Not before time.
That's why we opened an office in Turkey, to be close to our people and to make it easier to send aid all over Syria.
Criminal bankers The report recommends a new criminal offence to make it easier to send top bankers to jail for "reckless misconduct".
Out of that frustration has come TellThemNow.com (www.tellthemnow.com), a Web site that Mr. Brooks said would make it easier to send electronic complaints or compliments to corporate leaders, politicians, journalists and celebrities.
In 2014, Google announced a project called End to End, which would make it easier to send encrypted emails in such a way that only the sender and recipient could decode them.
The European commission also wants to speed up readmission deals with African countries and with Pakistan and Afghanistan, to make it easier to send back people who are not granted refugee status.
PayPal might make it easy to send money overseas, but was the most expensive option in half the Guardian calculations.
The iPhone's width is just right for navigating with your thumb, says Mr. Schiller, to make it easy to send text messages, swipe through pages and browse the Web.
While it has some organizer-type features, the Sidekick 3 is designed to make it easy to send e-mail and shoot off quick messages to the phones or PC's of friends.
Dominating the room is a big digital clock counting down to demo day when they all have to present their projects.Three months in purgatory"That clock is basically your life," says Laurence Aderemi, chief executive of Moni, a mobile service designed to make it easy to send money abroad.
3. Make it easy to "send a picture to as many social networks as possible".
