Like Alabama, Mississippi has been pressured by court orders to ease crowding in state prisons.
They combined units — there were originally 114 — to boost the percentage sold in order to ease the path to mortgages.
He knew he had to enshrine the larger Germany in a new European order to ease its neighbors' fears.
"We want there to be an electronic relationship in order to ease the movement of cross-border settlement".
Girardi said he might initially use Rodriguez as the designated hitter in order to ease him back into action.
Some Western Europeans want him to compromise on NATO enlargement, especially with regard to the Baltic states, in order to ease Russia's anxiety.
The United Nations proposal aims to reduce Iran's stockpile of low-enriched uranium in order to ease concerns that Iran could build a nuclear weapon.
Governor McGreevey last week issued an executive order to ease restrictions that he had earlier placed on the Open Public Records Act, which took effect last month.
As ever, taking from the fortunate, in order to ease the burden on the less fortunate, is harder than it looks.
