The for-profit colleges lobbied against the rules, which were eased before being issued in their final form.
While in Libya, air crews also trained on aerial gunnery and bombing ranges, the use of which was eased by the lopsided power dynamic between the White House and Idris's palace.
The third big change was buy-to-let, which was eased by 1988 reforms that allowed rents to rise, and new tenants to be evicted if they did not pay rent.
At the same time, there was a proposal to enlarge the remittance program, which was eased in January 1999 to allow American citizens to send $300 each quarter to family members in Cuba.
As do many swimmers, Malchow first climbed into the water because of childhood bouts of asthma, which were eased by breathing the warm, humid air of an indoor pool.
As described in the previous section, the majority of the informants had received financial support from their families, which was eased by the very low start-up costs of online home-based businesses.
The repair bill, in the region of £250,000, put the club in financial trouble, which was eased by the sale of Alan Hudson, Mike Pejic and Jimmy Greenhoff for a combined sum of £440,000.
The protocol was the same as for 10-m approaches except that the focal bird was approached until capture, which was eased by the fact that brooding penguins have a chick in their brood pouch and cannot escape rapidly.
Amazon views its Instant Video as a competitor to more well-established services like Netflix and Hulu, both of which are easing into original programming.
Even in a country like Morocco, which is still a repressive monarchy, easing has occurred.
