Sentence examples for quietly easing from inspiring English sources

Instead, the government is quietly easing workers off the state payroll.

Her response, in recent months, has been to try a delicate balancing act, quietly easing up on crisis-stricken states, giving them more time to narrow their budget deficits, while showing no outward signs of weakness that her political rivals can pounce upon.

Over the last several years the Clinton administration has quietly eased some of these requirements.

Liston was quietly eased from the scene as an unwanted villain.

But to fill so many posts, the government has in fact quietly eased job qualifications.

Restrictive though it is, the system allows discussion of these complaints, and many niggling rules have been quietly eased since Mr Khatami took over.

It's also possible that Apple saw the initial uproar and quietly eased up on the new rules.

However, in reality the move allows the central bank to more quietly ease the value of the currency against the dollar.

It is true that, behind the scenes, in the Obama administration has quietly eased up on the federal government's position on marijuana research.

They were, for instance, concerned by several of Obama's campaign advisers -- and not only Robert Malley of the International Crisis Group and former National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski, who were quietly eased out of Obamaland early in 2008.

Some American and Arab diplomats say that response could have been avoided if Mr. Obama had worked quietly to ease Mr. Mubarak out, rather than going public.