Sentence examples for recent loosening from inspiring English sources

It has risen 30% since July.Vijay Mallya, an Indian business tycoon, wasted no time in taking advantage of India's recent loosening of restrictions on foreign investment.

Super PACs (political action committees) are a new group of organisations, created by a recent loosening of campaign finance laws, that can accept unlimited donations as long as there is no official co-ordination with a candidate's campaign.

Those projections, coupled with the county's affluence and a recent loosening of state regulations, have put Westchester on the radar screen of developers eager to build the type of upscale housing that lends older people a hand with daily activities.

"In the short run, disinflationary forces in Western economies, especially the U.S., appear too powerful to be overwhelmed by the recent loosening of monetary policy," said Richard Batty, an investment strategist at Standard Life Investments, a Scottish firm.

According to projections by the European Commission, by 2030 Germany's debt will more than double, to 157% of GDP, thanks to demographics alone.In America, in contrast, the underlying fiscal position prior to the recent loosening— was much more favourable.

In particular, he has bemoaned the recent loosening of America's so-called "fin-syn" rules, which had been put in place to limit the power of a handful of companies (at the time, broadcast networks) to control America's media.

But he has issued a flurry of orders in recent weeks loosening up an array of government restrictions that had irritated Cubans.

For instance, recent rulings loosening the requirements for foreign companies wanting to liquidate themselves in English courts have boosted the use of some parts of corporate law.

When he wants something, Murdoch has a tendency to get it - but a News Corp takeover of Newsday would be a flagrant breach of America's cross-media ownership limits, even after a recent controversial loosening of the rules.

Pay and labour costs are expected to accelerate and the emphasis on educational spending in the recent sharp loosening of the Chancellor's old restraints, will not quickly correct "shortfalls in education and skill standards" in the UK.

Recent reforms loosened the near-stranglehold the armed forces had on security policy.