Relaxation.

Relaxation is fine you still feel OK.

I felt a sense of relaxation tempered with anticipation.

It notes, however, the relaxation of registration rules in 2004.

And the devils pull those who their brothers into error, and then do not make any relaxation.

And the devils pull those who their brothers into error, and then do not make any relaxation.

But other treatments such as acupuncture and massage, and even just relaxation, clearly have some kind of benefit.

Improving market access involved not only tariff reduction but also relaxation of non tariff barriers and rules of origin.

His delegation hoped that there would be a relaxation of tensions and a strengthening of mutual trust and confidence in the region.

As the demand for this rest and relaxation increases, women are increasingly trafficked into the area to increase supply for the troops.

So we're looking for a balance, a focused relaxation where we can allow thoughts to come and go without all the usual involvement.

Be able to switch between relaxation and activity being able to go slow when you need to do that, and to speed up.

So as you settled into relaxation at the end of a hard day, on the couch in our office, the music would mellow with you.

All in all, I think my hobbies are balanced they bring some relaxation to my life, and at the same time bring focus to my studies.

Relaxation of overly restrictive land development regulations and building codes, particularly in slums and informal settlements, could facilitate investments in housing construction and improvement for low income households.

The systems prize discretion and flexibility, advocate relaxation of rules in favour of results, and are typified by contract agreements between top leaders of organizations and elected officials.

FLORENCE Summer is a time for beaches and relaxation and, historically, for all sorts of destructive crises. Time and again, it has proven dangerous for the world to be on holiday.

Will Germany agree to such a relaxation or, for that matter, to Hollande s implicit demand that the ECB follow Japan s example and loosen monetary policy to drive the exchange rate back down?

(a) Relaxation study of the interaction between the exhaust products of turbojet engines and the upper strata of the Earth's atmosphere by examining the images and spectra obtained in the ultraviolet range.

Tourism is a service industry composed of tangible elements, namely tourism products and services such as hotels, leisure enterprises and transport, and intangible elements such as rest, relaxation, culture, adventure and authentic experiences.

Eurobonds, viable in the longer term, are thus premature, because they imply a relaxation of conditionality, thereby weakening incentives to implement reforms. But if it all works, sharing risk now will not be expensive in the end.

But an even more important form of relaxation for him, that Lyndon Johnson never could enjoy, was a love of somehow humor, and feeling out what hilarious parts of life can produce as a sidelight to the sadness.

Due to the permitted and often encouraged use of local women and or prostitutes for purposes of rest and relaxation for the soldiers, the formation of a thriving red light district closely follows the establishment of a military base or camp.

That is, an increase in the willingness to lend tends to increase the value of the collateral, and also improves the borrowers performance, thereby encouraging a relaxation of credit criteria. Bubbles recur, especially in real estate, because this reflexive relationship is repeatedly ignored.

The spirit of hope in the country is palpable, though some older people, who saw earlier moments of apparent relaxation of authoritarian rule come and go, remain cautious. Perhaps that is why some in the international community are similarly hesitant about easing Myanmar s isolation.

But hints of new fiscal imprudence or of backsliding on long term debt consolidation and reduction can drive up borrowing costs dramatically. In these circumstances, the additional costs of debt service easily outweigh any gains that might come from some measure of fiscal relaxation.

Imagine playing a video game controlled by your mind. Now imagine that game also teaches you about your own patterns of stress, relaxation and focus. At TEDxToronto Ariel Garten shows how looking at our own brain activity gives new meaning to the ancient dictum know thyself.

Mr. Zhang Yishan (China) (spoke in Chinese) Since the beginning of this year, thanks to the efforts of the Palestinian and Israeli sides and to mediation by the international community, the Palestine Israel situation has witnessed a relaxation rarely seen over the past four years and more.

Greece s fire breathing new government, it is generally assumed, will have little choice but to stick to its predecessor s program of structural reform, perhaps in return for a modest relaxation of fiscal austerity. Nonetheless, the political, social, and economic dimensions of Syriza s victory are too significant to be ignored.

The European Commission s recent proposals amount to a relaxation of its earlier hard line stance, providing a catalogue of ways in which the fiscal rules can be made more flexible. But it is difficult to see how this hodge podge will strengthen economic governance or clarify the Pact s implementation.

Cautiously encouraged by signs of progress in the ongoing political process in Myanmar, as reported by the Special Rapporteur, especially the release of political prisoners and the relaxation of some of the constraints governing the operation of legal political parties, but still concerned at the slow speed of the process,

What Poland needs most is fiscal discipline and market oriented reforms, including relaxation of the rigid labor laws that are inhibiting job creation. After all, over the past two decades, the enduring goals of dismantling communism and central planning, as well as joining the European Union, have served as important driving forces of reform.

In China, for example, the relaxation of migration controls in the 1980 s and the opening of the economy led to the spectacular growth of the country s eastern cities. More than 50 of Chinese live in urban areas today, up from 25 in 1990, and the proportion is expected to reach 70 by 2035.

There is also a concern that the Initiative provides for only a modest relaxation of a Government's budget constraints, as under the main provisions of the Initiative a Government may simply swap one type of spending commitment for another of equal value,15 although debt relief has contributed to an increase in social spending.

(a) The preliminary steps taken by the Government of Myanmar towards democracy, in particular the release from house arrest of Aung San Suu Kyi on 6 May 2002 and her subsequent internal freedom of movement, the release of a number of political prisoners and the relaxation of some constraints on some political activities of the National League for Democracy

So as for that third sphere of play, which he never had learned to enjoy, I've learned over the years that even this sphere requires a commitment of time and energy enough so that a hobby, a sport, a love of music, or art, or literature, or any form of recreation, can provide true pleasure, relaxation and replenishment.

The Germans, along with smaller creditor countries, are dead set against any relaxation of austerity and are adamant that structural reform must remain a condition of further financing. They think that offering easier terms would be economically counterproductive, not least because it would give the Greeks an opportunity to go back to their bad old ways.

The only clearly positive effect of TV watching is that people feel relaxed while doing it, and many people are willing to exchange that relaxation for the more enjoyable and useful things they might be doing instead. Like the bear that learned to fill his stomach comfortably, they feel satisfied to be entertained without having to exert themselves.

In fact, the principal outcome was an enormous flow of capital from the periphery to the rich core. For most of the past generation, and looking into the future, the message of the market is that the benefits of international capital mobility do not include a relaxation of the capital constraint, and thus an acceleration of growth in the global periphery.

The Australian and New Zealand competition laws, although harmonized, are not identical, but the CER is the most comprehensive example of harmonization and is unique in that it encompasses the relaxation of territorial limitations to allow one party to take actions in the territory of the other party, such that the handicap factor of crossing jurisdictions for investigation and prosecution is diminished.