Sentence examples for offering to ease from inspiring English sources

At first, they tried to negotiate their way out, offering to ease their patrols in Vedeno in return for safe passage out.

And while both the Tories and Labour are offering to ease the burden of council tax on pensioners, the Lib Dems want to replace it outright, with a fairer-sounding local income tax.

Sometimes controversial, for Frieze Rodriguez has gone one step further by opening a massage station where he is offering to ease the corns of any weary buyer foot-sore from the weight of their gold.

At the same time, in close co-ordination with Egypt, Israel is offering to ease the blockade of Gaza, drastically reducing the list of goods it refuses to let into the territory.These measures, the Israeli government believes, may stem the wave of international opprobrium that swept over the Jewish state following the ship incident, in which nine Turkish civilians died.

There are plenty of others offering to help ease the resettlement process for people after they have arrived in Europe.

They want extensive agrarian reform; and, for good measure, reform of the armed forces and of the constitution.Nor are the guerrillas yet offering much to ease the way.

Fawzi Barhoum, Hamas's spokesman in Gaza, said that at the outset of "five years of difficult negotiations" Israel had demanded the release of Shalit with "no price," offering only to ease the blockade on Gaza.

The real opportunity seems to come with managed services providers that are offering ways to ease the complexity of running cloud services.

LONDON, Sept. 19 — The Bank of England abruptly reversed its policy on Wednesday of refusing to ease lending standards, offering to inject cash into British money markets amid criticism that it had not done enough to stem a credit squeeze that has undercut its economy.

American says it is offering the service to ease travel for its passengers, particularly families with children and business travelers who may need to head straight to a meeting rather than the hotel.

New sanctions would be the latest move to gradually increase punitive measures against Iran, while offering an option to ease them if its government retreated from its enrichment program.