Sentence examples for permit easing from inspiring English sources
These might begin with freezing expansion of Jewish settlements in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and, when security conditions permit, easing the economic blockades surrounding Palestinian towns.
Many, rich and poor, accepted the inevitability of paying bribes to the police, government inspectors and minor bureaucrats to obtain permits, ease business transactions or avoid traffic summonses.
Refugees and regularized migrants have obtained stay permits, eased access to the labor market, education and public health care.
This formula permits ease computing of the Jacobian ( left|;frac{partial left({mathbf{B}}_{rp}right)}{partial left({mathbf{A}}_{rp}right)}right|=frac{p left({mathbf{A}}_{rp}right)}{p left({mathbf{B}}_{rp}right)} ) of the transform (51).
Although the results were quite similar under all pH conditions, alkaline pH was selected as it permitted ease of operation and lower operational costs due to the elimination of pH adjustment stages.
But if you want to experience design, go off the beaten path, and be accepting of design that permits ease of use while you ponder the relationship we all share with it.
A halogen light source and an air condenser (0.52 NA, Nikon) is used for bright field illumination and the 30 mm working distance permits ease of sample loading onto the stage.
"On top of the euro crisis and a double-dip recession, the Bank of England is now saying inflation may not fall fast enough to permit more quantitative easing.
They need a shit-ton of free permits to "ease the transition" to lower-carbon technologies, you see.
During a stopover in Bangkok after Bill Clinton's China visit in July, Rubin said tougher financial regulatory policies and attention to the supply-side of regional economies would permit credit easing and justify increased deficit spending to rekindle growth.
In its position paper on the energy bill issued last week, the administration said it "strongly supports" providing "last-resort federal siting authority for high-priority transmission lines" and easing the permit process for lines crossing federal land.
