Sentence examples for relation to ease from inspiring English sources

Comments made in relation to ease of understanding, use of wording and presentation led to revision of the questionnaire.

There can be some advantages of limiting body size in smaller breeds, for instance, in relation to ease of calving or resource-limited production systems.

Only one study [ 26] explicitly considered sociability in relation to ease and positivity of interaction offered through dancing, seeing this as a clear benefit.

This not only marks the start of a specialist STI service in the foreign services, but it also shows that right from the start the mission of this service was much broader than establishing scientific relations to ease the pursuit of political goals.

This month, a truck driven by a television news crew drove past the fence at the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station in Forked River, N.J., and pulled up to a loading dock, unchallenged, even as state officials were conducting a public relations campaign to ease public jitters about security.

Speaking of hypocrisy, last week it was revealed that Ohio Governor John Kasich's Department of Natural Resources was plotting a public relations plan to ease fracking in state parks.

Lynne Brown, the university's associate vice president for government and community relations, said that to ease community tensions, N.Y.U.

Also appealing was Hatoyama's pledge of better relations with China to ease Japan out of its economic doldrums.

Menéndez approached the Calusa with the intention of establishing relations with them to ease the settlement of the future Spanish colony.

Our president seems eager to ease relations with Cuba.

Mr. Carter said his delegation also brought along some 500 pages of declassified documents from the National Archives that detail his administration's efforts to ease relations with Cuba.