Sentence examples for significantly relaxed from inspiring English sources

Kim Jong-un has also significantly relaxed the rules governing individual overseas travel, which was up until now almost impossible.

You were against regulating derivatives and in support of repealing the Glass-Steagall Act, which significantly relaxed how banks do business.

The temptation in the short term, now that the Supreme Court has significantly relaxed federal oversight, may be to pass laws and gerrymander districts to protect Republican political power and limit the influence of the new more diverse population.

Osborne and Vaizey appear to have been given the credit due to the support given to the production of The Force Awakens right from its earliest stages as the government sought to ensure the film would be shot in the UK, particularly in the matter of the generous tax-relief scheme the UK has operated since 2007, but whose conditions were significantly relaxed by Osborne in 2014.

This indicates the AR requirement in the longer wavelength region can be significantly relaxed.

By adopting only partial centralization, the FH requirements can be significantly relaxed while the main centralization benefits persist.

His announcement came amid reports that Brussels is set to significantly relax this year's deficit target, set at 4.5% of GDP.

Nicola Sturgeon came down to Westminster last night and took a decision with her 56 SNP MPs to vote against moves by David Cameron to significantly relax the fox hunting ban in England and Wales.

The changes, which were formally sent to the commissioners on Monday by the agency's staff before a final vote scheduled for June 2, would significantly relax the rules that have prevented the biggest media companies from expanding into new markets and further into the markets that they already serve.

The Senate Armed Services Committee has approved a bill that would significantly relax legal restrictions on the transfer of detainees out of the military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, giving President Obama much greater flexibility as he attempts to revive his effort to close the facility.

Security experts attribute the increase to two factors: a rise in gun sales and the sharp growth of so-called right-to-carry laws across the country that significantly relax regulations on carrying guns in many areas of public life, from colleges to hospitals.