Примери за slackening

• Ultimately, however, the law became consonant across state boundaries because the railroads ran across those same boundaries without slackening their speed or altering their operation.

• There are clear indications that there was a slackening off of mechanization in the depression years of the mid-1860s.

• There has been no slackening of the practice; rather the publication of commemorative books has been gaining strength over the past decades.

• There would be danger if a child learnt to read very early and suffered disappointment and a slackening of interest as he got older.

• Indeed, it would be surprising if there were no perceptible slackening of the belt in the light of the bounty to come.

• Those were due to a slackening in the intense price competition of earlier this year, coupled with increases in international oil prices.

• Basically, it was neutral from a tax point of view, but there has been a slackening of the fiscal stance.

• I hope it will be adhered to and that there will be no slackening because there is an improvement.

• As he said, it reached a peak in 1947, and, instead of slackening off, it has stayed up.

• We therefore view with considerable anxiety the growing signs of a possible slackening in expansion by the coming autumn or early 1966.

• Any slackening in the programme today is not likely to induce the operatives to pull their full weight.

• It is perfectly true that since the war there has been a general slackening in provision of this character.

• We certainly do not mean any slackening of political confrontation nor do we mean any lowering of military preparation.

• Is there not something rather cruel about the idea of slackening the medical criteria, while at the same time introducing means-testing for incapacity benefits?

• We are not slackening the medical criteria; we are not changing them in any way.