Sentence examples for recent relaxation from inspiring English sources

Witnesses speculated that the bomber had exploited a recent relaxation in security.

The council is reviewing whether the recent relaxation of the penalties for cannabis possession should be reversed.

These include the benefit cuts that London mayor Boris Johnson described last year as "Kosovo-style social cleansing" and the recent relaxation of planning rules relating to HMOs.

The recent relaxation of emergency laws and the promised presidential pardon for Tamil journalist JS Tissainayagam are welcome, but they are only a start.

Japan has named Britain as its first overseas defence trading partner after the US after a recent relaxation of its procurement rules.

Although Dr. Quigley said the appeal has gone unanswered, the church has benefited from the recent relaxation of official hostility toward religious activities.

Not even the recent relaxations for self-employment have encouraged this production.

Although recent relaxations of the grips of smoking and hormone replacement therapy has led to a welcome decline in cancer incidence [ 2], millions more lives will be lost before we truly understand or have the tools to provide effective therapy for this vastly complex group of diseases.

Michael Powell, the FCC's head, may soon suffer the same fate: this week, the House of Representatives voted against a recent FCC relaxation of national ownership limits for broadcast-TV firms.

The physical problem is modeled using systems of nonlinear differential equations which we have solved numerically using the recent spectral relaxation method.

"The recent and important relaxation of some targets, and of the penalties for missing them, will give many hospitals much-needed opportunity.