Sentence examples for public ease from inspiring English sources

He also has a practical suggestion: that the British fish-eating public ease the pressure on cod, salmon and tuna by eating a wider range of species, such as unfashionable but tasty mackerel and dab.

Bishop Livieres said the church allowed Mr. Lugo to resign without making the complaints public, easing his bid for the presidency.

"But we want to put the public at ease".

Public ill ease over personal (not national) insecurity and disgust over unconstrained corruption are Karzai,s greatest vulnerabilities.

Toward this end, Mr. McDonnell has pressed a moderate platform, emphasizing the need to improve public education, ease traffic and bring jobs to Virginia.

Like the rest of X, they sound like an artist pulling off one of the harder tricks in rock – growing up in public – with ease.

But Pakistan and India did appear to be making an effort in public to ease the tensions that soared between the nuclear-armed neighbors after the Mumbai attacks.

It will not only open the lines of communication, but it will put the public at ease that these kinds of cases are going to be dealt with in a way that is consistent with protecting children in our society".

He urged the department to release more details of the incident to the public to ease tensions. .

Paradoxically, there's a way in which the rial's nosedive and the public protests ease the pressure on Tehran.

In recent years, several specialized webservers have been made available to the public to ease the process of taxonomically classifying reads, namely Phylopythia (McHardy et al., 2007), CAMERA (Seshadri et al., 2007), WebCARMA (Gerlach et al., 2009), MG-RAST (Meyer et al., 2008) and Galaxy (Pond et al., 2009).