Sentence examples for slacken controls from inspiring English sources

In a recent paper Barry Eichengreen and Andrew Rose of the University of California, Berkeley conclude that decisions to strengthen or slacken controls have little relationship to inflation or growth that is, they are not counter-cyclical.

The BBc hopes to slacken British control gradually, the then probably later this year, pull out, leaving only one or two observers to keep an eye on things.

To accommodate the uncertain demand for urban land, the regulator should slacken the growth boundary control once urban rents pass historically high levels.

Their subsequent albums had their moments, many of them collected on Savoir Faire, including the defiant Rebels Are We, which wore their new-found pariah status like a badge of honour, but there was no mistaking the fact that Chic seemed so rattled by events such as Chicago's Disco Demolition Night that their previously watertight quality control had begun to slacken.

Muscles that control facial expression become relaxed, lips flatten and mouth corners slacken.

The company, which controls around 65% of the India bus and truck market, has seen revenue slacken as high interest rates cut into demand for cars and heavy commercial vehicles, whose sales are financed mainly by loans.

In Japan, growth will slacken from 2.6% to 1.8%.

The pace doesn't slacken.

The menus slacken during the heavy action.

In each case, the flow seems unlikely to slacken.

The pace does not slacken as she voices her fears.