The phrase "relaxing policy" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use this phrase when you are talking about a policy that is being modified or relaxed to make it less restrictive or demanding. For example, "The company recently implemented a relaxing policy that allows employees to take more time off with pay."
Already, some neighborhoods are relaxing policies that put strict caps on the number of restaurants.
"As long as the government doesn't go back to relaxing policies or turning the other way, I don't believe the Galapagos would end up on the [endangered] list again".
Further, some local authorities have jumped the gun by secretly relaxing policies imposed by the central government in a bid to replenish their cities' shrinking revenues that heavily rely on land sales.
The whole world is hoping China will relax policy," Mr. Xia told Reuters.
During Sunday night's monologue he took advantage of the US cable channel's relaxed policy on swearing.
The "half-signal" that the central bank is open to easing monetary policy does not indicate that the Reserve Bank of Australia currently sees "an urgent or potential need to relax policy conditions yet," commented Joseph Lau, a regional economist at Société Générale in Hong Kong.
Donald Maude, chief economist at Refco Partners, said the Fed had to be concerned about losing credibility as an inflation fighter if it relaxed policy to accommodate lower interest rates and faster economic growth with M1 still expanding rapidly.
To ease the pressure, Wellesley has relaxed policies on attendance for sick students, instructing professors not to require doctors' notes for absences or to penalize students for missing class.
"If the government does not relax policies further, all factors that dragged growth down in the first three months will still remain in the second quarter," said Jianguang Shen of Mizuho Securities Asia.
