Sentence examples for right to ease from inspiring English sources

NEW YORK TIMES ECONOMIX   Ireland Wants Easing of Debt Terms  |  After receiving a bailout of 85 billion euros ($110 billion) from international lenders in 2010, Ireland is now "pressing for the right to ease the payback terms of billions of euros of debt it incurred in that process," The New York Times reports.

Ireland, whose banking crisis required it to receive a bailout of €85 billion, or $110 billion, by international lenders in 2010, is pressing for the right to ease the payback terms of billions of euros of debt it incurred in that process.

"Whilst I should not encourage lascivious comments about my daughter," runs a newly unearthed Facebook post by him below a picture of 27-year-old fitness trainer Ellie Carter-Silk, "Yeee gods she is hot!" Suck it up, Ellie, or your father's outraged friends in law will publicly deny you the right to ease their groin strains.

The appeals court ruling did not dispute that the commission had the right to ease ownership limitations, but said regulators had to do so in a way that was not "arbitrary and capricious," which the court said had occurred in this case.

More than 20 developing countries made commitments to boost spending on family planning and to strengthen women's rights to ease their access to contraception.

We deserve a fully-restored Voting Rights Act that grants us positive rights to ease access to registration and the polls, and allows all citizens to exercise their civic duty.

Branded as a "trade deal" by its corporate proponents, the TPP in reality would establish new corporate rights to ease job offshoring, attack environmental and health laws in foreign tribunals, and extend medicine patents.

Shaikh et al. (2012) focused on the right initiation at the right time to ease control action to enhance stability, reliability, and security of the power system so as to provide a preventive plan to minimize the chances of failure in power system as possible.

Pressed as to whether he thought "the president has the right prescription to ease this recession," the Florida Republican replied, without pausing: "I think he's on the right track".

"It is not yet the right time to ease".

While England must wait for Flintoff's return, they are also anxiously awaiting the reaction of Paul Collingwood to a third injection in his right shoulder to ease the discomfort he has been feeling over the past year.