Sentence examples for relaxations from inspiring English sources
The word "relaxations" is correct and usable in written English
It is a noun, referring to the action of making something less strict, or a situation in which something is less strict than usual. Example sentence: The government announced new relaxations on the restrictions imposed due to the pandemic.
So, too, do his relaxations of parts of the Clean Air Act.But too often this administration's policy seems to be expressly tailored for (and heavily influenced by) business lobbies.
The government says that its creditors may need to show more "flexibility" over next year's targets, despite two earlier relaxations.
Eastern European countries whose people suffered through the imposition of tight fiscal discipline immediately after the crisis see little reason why richer member states should be indulged, especially since previous relaxations of discipline have been followed by backsliding.Their misgivings are understandable.
Doris Meissner of the Migration Policy Institute in Washington notes that the last two major relaxations of immigration laws, in 1965 and 1990, both occurred at times of low unemployment.If there is to be no grand bargain, lesser steps may be taken.
Convulsion, condition characterized by violent, uncontrolled spasmodic contractions and relaxations of the voluntary muscles.
There were, in the 1970s and '80s, periodic relaxations of control in the Soviet Union, but a pervasive and shameless control by the Communist Party oligarchy predominated.
But in 2001 an area for meditation and relaxation was created, away from the hubbub of the hectic streets of London; it also provided a welcome outside space for the adjacent Brunei Gallery.
The atmosphere of the whole place is pleasantly informal and conducive to rest and relaxation; but there's a busy pedestrianised shopping street just five minutes' walk away, where you can buy excellent local produce very cheaply, and cafés, where you can sit and watch authentic Italian pavement life.
Well, here we are, with deflation threatening the continuation of such recovery as the eurozone has seen and, although the present European Central Bank president, Mario Draghi, has called for fiscal relaxation, he is powerless to initiate this, while the Germans continue to behave as though Weimar inflation were round the corner.
These brainwaves are associated with relaxation, but also suggestibility – something advertisers look to capitalise on by making your receptive brain associate their brands with positive emotions.
But for a greater effect, other interventions are also needed, such as relaxation techniques in which you lie down before the exam, close your eyes and focus on breathing while tensing and relaxing groups of muscles in turn (legs, arms and stomach).
