The food is delicious, the service relaxed, the bill very reasonable and the experience will stay with you for a long long time.
Relax the bill has already been paid.
He was not quite so relaxed when the bill came (£2 a head), pointing out that his share was less than the others because he had spicy sausage, which was 20p cheaper than the chicken the journalists had eaten.
In fact, the stimulus bill also relaxed rules requiring banks to raise a like amount of private capital when returning TARP funds.
Two years ago, he and Senator Patty Murray, a Democrat from Washington state, put together a bipartisan bill that relaxed some of the spending limits that had been imposed in the 2011 sequester, thereby avoiding a government shutdown.
Over the years voters have loosened some of TABOR's restrictions temporarily, and on April 28th lawmakers passed a bill relaxing the 6% limit.
Recently, though, Gov. Phil Bredesen of Tennessee signed into law a bill relaxing rules about who could own life policies in his state.
After the navy yard shooting, Steve Stockman, a Republican congressman from Texas, proposed a bill relaxing the rules on the basis that armed soldiers would be better able to defend themselves if attacked.
At a hearing of the Texas Senate's Veterans Affairs and Border Security Committee, Republicans said a bill relaxing standards for child care licenses would help the family detention centers skirt problems posed by ongoing lawsuits.
Critics of the JOBS Act -- among them Securities and Exchange Commission chairwoman Mary Schapiro and former SEC chief accountant Lynn Turner -- have expressed concern over the way the bill relaxes regulatory criteria for businesses.
Even SNAP households not taking part through broad-based categorical eligibility saw the asset test relaxed by the 2008 farm bill, as the values of vehicles, retirement accounts and education savings accounts began to be excluded from the test.
