Sentence examples for softening some of from inspiring English sources

The Treasury Department on Monday called for scrapping or softening some of the rules for banks and other financial firms put in place after the 2008 financial crisis.

The decision brought renewed criticism of WADA, which had angered athletes and other antidoping officials by softening some of the demands it made of Russia.

According to a senior military official, staffers in the Defense Secretary's office recommended softening some of the language and removing the condemnations of the Obama Administration.

In November, the accountability office amended its report, softening some of the findings — but, according to both G.A.O. officials and Senator Harkin, who had asked for the report, not changing the overall conclusion.

And Eric Fehrnstrom's "Etch A Sketch" comment on CNN, about softening some of the harder positions Mr. Romney took during the primaries, continues to haunt the Romney campaign five months later.

I visit Chapman because, since I moved from Manchester to London two years ago, I have been mocked about my accent, which made me think about softening some of my rougher edges.

Some friends hypothesize that Lady Olson just might have softened some of her husband's views.

Still, Politico management seems to be trying to soften some of its rough edges.

The owners have softened some of their language, and both sides say there has been progress.

But since his election, his advisers have softened some of his most heated rhetoric.

Council members proposed amendments that would have softened some of the legislation's tougher provisions.