Sentence examples for proposal to relax from inspiring English sources

The first is one a proposal to relax the rules (compared to what the government wants) on what counts as spending in a particular constituency.

That resolve was evident last month, when New Jersey joined the six New England states and New York in suing the Bush administration over its proposal to relax air pollution standards.

Neighbouring Swaziland has submitted a proposal to relax the ban on international trade in rhino horn to the 17th Conference of the Parties of CITES (CoP 17), to be held in South Africa later this year.

Julian Huppert, a Lib Dem member of the Commons home affairs committee, said HMRC would "seriously undermine the confidentiality we expect" if it proceeded with the proposal to relax restrictions on sharing taxpayer data and potentially selling it to private firms.

Worried that the nation's economic engine may begin to sputter as record-low unemployment rates make it harder for businesses to find qualified workers, the government next week plans to unveil a proposal to relax its strict immigration laws.

At the heart of the controversy is the bill's proposal to relax a 1994 provision that makes the use of French compulsory in higher education except in foreign language classes or in classes given by invited professors from abroad.

The European Commission is in the final throes of debating proposals to relax the deficit-cutting targets.

The debate will play into the increasingly bitter row over the government's proposals to relax planning laws.

Similarly, even those who believe that abortion is morally permissible in certain circumstances may consistently object to proposals to relax or eliminate laws against it.

There are also proposals to relax some local-sourcing rules, which would allow IKEA, a giant Swedish retailer, to set up shop.

The Cypriot hunting lobby, which represents the republic's fifty thousand hunters, is this year supporting two parliamentary proposals to relax anti-poaching laws.