Sentence examples for partially eased from inspiring English sources

Mr. Buhari's return to Nigeria last August only partially eased the fevered speculation about his health.

He faces a hurculean task, which would at least be partially eased if Heathrow's delayed Terminal 5 project was started.

It lacked decisive reforms, only partially eased restrictions on foreigners investing in the insurance, defence and railways industries, and looked too cautious in the light of a huge election victory.

Marie Harf, its spokesperson, said this week that America backs Japan's bid to settle the issue, but in a way that "takes into account the interest" of its diplomatic partners a reference to South Korea.Japan has already partially eased tough sanctions against the North.

This move has been eagerly anticipated in Khartoum since President Obama partially eased the punitive measures before he left office.

The one-child policy was partially eased in 2013, when parents who were both only children themselves were told they could apply have a second baby.

The American secretary of state told Mr Minh that the United States would partially ease its long-standing ban on sales of weapons to Vietnam.

Only last year did Turkey partially ease a ban, dating from Ataturk's founding of the modern secular state, on female civil servants wearing headscarves.Most Muslim women want to dress modestly in public, as Islam prescribes.

Happily, Wood partially eases his anxiety by suggesting that for Mitchell the setting offers similar intellectual rewards to his more obviously postmodern and structurally playful books like Cloud Atlas: "Its very historical distance – its self-enclosed quality – represents an assertion of pure fictionality.

He traded Jagr on Friday largely to partially ease the burden of his $11-million 11-million annual

GX-FBA predicts that YP cells partially ease this strain by decreasing rates for some ATP-consuming reactions.