Sentence examples for take steps to ease from inspiring English sources

Colleges and universities should take steps to ease the pressure.

They said all claimants should take steps to ease tensions in the vital trade route.

But these numbers suggest we can take steps to ease the structural difficulties with voting, too.

Mr. Powell said that Israel would take steps to ease the hardships of Palestinians but declined to provide details.

The leaders urged all countries that claimed territory in the South China Sea to "halt land reclamation, construction and militarisation, and to take steps to ease tensions".

He urged India to take steps to ease tensions, and he laid full blame with India for the standoff between the two countries.

New York Waterway has already taken steps to ease the problem, Pat Smith, a spokesman, said.

After the talks on Tuesday, Israel began taking steps to ease its restrictions on the Palestinians.

City transportation officials have also taken steps to ease the crowding.

— ANNIE LOWREY Mr. Bernanke took steps to ease some of the concerns swirling around the mortgage market.

That was when the Fed and Treasury took steps to ease the terms of A.I.G.'s debt for the third time.