But there is a difference between loosening up in the sense of letting women drive and loosening up power structures inside the ruling House of Saud.
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Or was she "loosening up" and "turning on the charm"?
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Nothing wrong with loosening up those hips on a warm spring day!
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Even state broadcasters are loosening up and giving airtime to opposition politicians.
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That could include securing greater economic aid and loosening up existing sanctions.
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But loosening up the rules around touchdown celebrations is unequivocally a good thing.
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However, the network has been loosening up on GIFs in more recent days.
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Instead, it's about loosening up the whole idea of gender, for every kid.
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According to Veneziale, it all has to do with loosening up the mind.
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Prince Muhammad's strategy of suppressing dissent while loosening up in some areas appears calculated.
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Now, we like to think things are thankfully loosening up over at the MPAA.
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By painting them, I found a way into their being by loosening up the gesture.
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For most people, $399 is a bit much for the pleasure of loosening up muscles.
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It needed a little loosening up, a better recognition that all move- ment was dance.
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Check out the celebs rubbing elbows and loosening up after the awards were handed out.
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But it somehow feels safer than letting go or loosening up, which feels terrifying and dangerous.
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Although there's a loosening up about attitudes toward gay people, these societies are still very traditional.
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To maintain its services momentum, Apple is loosening up its restrictions on who can use them.
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After a few deep breaths and loosening up, Johnson steps on the mat that resembles piano keys.
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Not only is yoga super relaxing, it's great for loosening up those tight muscles in your back.
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The president has openly discussed an interest in loosening up libel laws and frequently derides the media.
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His casual Friday look is not about a rejection of convention, but rather a noncontroversial loosening up.
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One of the things I look for in discretionary sales is the supply for bigger pieces loosening up.
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The knot kept loosening up, and eventually came undone, so I did the unthinkable: I took it off.
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Amid the laughs, the high-jinks offer a glimpse into the psyche of a conservative society loosening up fast.
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Musser said that his donors are loosening up now that they believe Trump has a plausible path to victory.
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In hopes of loosening up his hands a bit and giving him a few more fractions of an inch.
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And , we are now loosening up a little bit by the fact that you don't have the same inflow.
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So I continued to drink in hopes of loosening up and being a good family friend to these strangers.
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That forces journalists to constantly devise new techniques to prompt their subjects into loosening up and saying something unexpected.
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While you don't need to become the life of the party, you may benefit from loosening up a bit.
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What van Hove is doing is loosening up, if only a bit, the naturalistic grip on mainstream American stages.
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I think this tour has been, for Taylor as well as the rest of us, an exercise in loosening up.
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Congress could incentivize loosening up vaccine mandates, for example, giving states a reason to keep or add personal belief exemptions.
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The result, according to former writers on DVD commentaries, would've had everyone in Springfield loosening up and wearing more paisley.
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Soap molecules are designed to break up that oil into smaller drops, loosening up any sticky microbes in the process.
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Ben and Jubes eagerly caress each other in yet another hot tub, her dagger-nails loosening up his various stress areas.
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And Victoria Beckham ranged further afield from her constricted beginnings, loosening up and letting go, taking serious materials very unseriously indeed.
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"But in the '70s, with the loosening up of styles and the newly emergent gay movement, that changed," Mr. Lehman said.
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They, too, play with self-invention and theater, but with the aim of hammering down, rather than loosening up, utopian possibilities.
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Even if it's a mix of work and leisure, most of us expect a little loosening up on the pressures of working.
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Loosening up the capital restrictions, Dwyer said, allows banks to give more money back to shareholders instead of holding it on reserve.
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So if you somehow forgot to start loosening up in preparation to laissez le bon temps rouler, here is your timely reminder.
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Samsung notably began loosening up a bit on battery size last year, with its Note 28 woes now safely in the rear-view.
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Now, there is talk about loosening up on fiscal policy during a time when there is a lot of debt in the world.
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"We're loosening up those toxins, those deposits, from the deeper tissues," explains Claudia Welch, doctor and author of two bestselling books about Ayurveda.
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For pitchers, loosening up is not the problem — it is gripping and controlling a ball that feels drier in cooler and windier conditions.
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Perhaps as more people can legally toke up, the logic goes, their interest in loosening up with a six-pack has started to wane.
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President George W. Bush, who appointed him, wrote in his 227 memoir about loosening up Alito, a lifelong Phillies fan, with talk of baseball.
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But Mr. Boulez soon realized this move was a "dead end," Mr. Salonen explained, and began "loosening up" more and more as he mellowed.
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Uzbekistan's neighbors in Central Asia, all authoritarian with the exception of Kyrgyzstan, the smallest country in the region, show no sign of loosening up.
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He was definitely loosening up though after seder, which we're told was stocked with the usual Persian delicacies ... apples and honey, beef tongue and stew.
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"I was very surprised and, frankly, concerned by the president's comments recently, in fact, showing somehow a loosening up of that concern with ZTE," Rep.
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Improved business conditions are good news for banks, but the prospect of regulators loosening up their oversight could be even better over the long haul.
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I tried loosening up my posture and speaking from the back of my throat, hoping to give his voice-over more of a laconic, nasal sound.
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Given that all sorts of gender rules are loosening up when it comes to clothing these days, however, a warmer time may be on the horizon.
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Someone, maybe Kershaw, was jogging around and loosening up in the bullpen in the first inning, and at one point Darvish looked up and saw it.
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Beyond just loosening up after a stressful day, it's a way for professionals to connect with colleagues or sources, and generally to remain "visible" in their field.
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The album's second side thus portrays a vivid emotional arc: pleasure taking over, repression collapsing into desire, the singer loosening up and allowing himself to feel things.
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The study shows that rules in the workplace are loosening up, and that people are using swearing as a kind of therapy when they're on the job.
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While he is seen as a figure who is loosening up some freedoms for women in the kingdom, he is also harshly criticized for human rights offenses.
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Mr. Macron wants to open up unemployment benefits to independent workers, while loosening up the rigid French labor code to make it easier to hire and fire.
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There are also going to be various market access openings with respect to agriculture products and agriculture standards that the Chinese seem to be loosening up on.
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Then I had to imagine that rigor mortis has set in, so his jaw is kind of stiff but starts loosening up as he comes more to life.
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Loosening up to accept landscape videos too might nullify a differentiator, but also pipe in a flood of content it could then algorithmically curate to bootstrap IGTV's library.
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Trump's move is the right one, as public health experts say loosening up restrictions prematurely could lead to more deaths — and would still significantly damage the economy anyway.
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And while some stores are finally loosening up on their stringent rules (thank you, Forever 21!), others are cutting back on their famously generous—maybe too generous—return protocols.
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Chris Rusin began loosening up in the Colorado bullpen, but Freeland got Avisail Garcia to ground into a double play and retired Tim Anderson on a fly to right.
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France, for instance, is on course for a budget deficit higher than 3 percent of G.D.P. after loosening up spending to respond to protests from the Yellow Vest movement.
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Once that shift does happen, it's as if a completely different set of writers tagged themselves in, loosening up the flatness of the movie into something goofier, zippier, funnier.
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Recent years have seen several states loosening up recreational and medical marijuana laws, and the widespread adoption of medical marijuana laws may be having an unexpected effect: making workplaces safer.
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He explained to her that he isn't tempted to see the rest of the family drink and that he's happy that Kourtney is finally loosening up and enjoying a few drinks.
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The IRS says it will not reject tax forms from people who fail to answer whether they had health insurance, a sign of loosening up on enforcement of ObamaCare's individual mandate.
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But also, in recent years, country has been loosening up at the fringes, a movement well captured by the 14th iteration of this festival, which runs from April 24 to 26.
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Thankfully, Disney is loosening up on the charade by reintroducing our favorite web head as he faces off against classic bad guy, Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal), who will not "pretend" to kill him.
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His sharp attack was apparent in "Hallelujah"; later that night, in "Western Symphony," George Balanchine's 1954 homage to the Wild West, he showed some spunk, loosening up to find the cowboy within.
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Perhaps he was simply loosening up his throwing arm and his play-calling voice, as well as the vocal cords of Sooners supporters, who had plenty to cheer for in the first half.
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My colleague Steve Lohr explained how this happened: It's a story of a company's succeeding by embracing cloud computing, cutting some losing bets and loosening up its notoriously tight grip on its products.
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I think if the massage was done for longer, it could probably help in lymphatic drainage, and I think it could be beneficial to loosening up maybe scar tissue, or just tight tissue.
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The Chicago Bears QB seems to be loosening up and having some fun on his wife's 30th birthday vacation to Mexico ... even taking a half-open shirt pic with Kristin Cavallari's hairstylist, Scotty Cunha.
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On two jumbo screens, the virtual players could be seen loosening up with shoulder rolls and elbow bumps while the Knicks and the Wizards sat down in black pleather chairs and put on headsets.
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Loose, dub rhythms and wistful balladry populate this album; it's the sound of a smart songwriter and an expert musician loosening up on the handlebars, and enjoying how naturally it all comes to him.
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But the government has proposed loosening up the ban to allow the sale of nicotine vape products in the country, while still banning the use for kids under 18 and prohibiting e-cigarette advertising.
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If Ms. Merkel "wants to prevent the worsening of the political situation in France," he said, that would mean loosening up on the eurozone — a banking union, pan-eurozone public investment, an end to austerity.
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The former president has favored a more relaxed style since leaving office in January, and fans can't help but notice that he seems to be loosening up his buttons a little more with every passing appearance.
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You saw your favorite actors glammed up and perfectly polished for the cameras -- but you gotta take a peek at how they looked after loosening up and unwinding behind the scenes at the Screen Actors Guild Awards!
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What Rock was doing was loosening up the room (by suggesting that Oscar diversity isn't such a big deal), before layering in just how little the film industry actually cares about diversity, beyond paying it lip service.
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Clooney, on the other hand, leaned towards the opposite end of the spectrum, going for a very corporate interpretation of casual Friday, loosening up his grey formalwear by ditching the tie and unbuttoning his color a bit.
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Mr. Macron has tried to nudge France toward a closer embrace of market forces — loosening up rules for hiring and firing, for example — and has reduced the unemployment rate from over 9 percent to around 8 percent.
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It occurred after the Rangers scored a run in a 16-minute inning off Luis Cessa (33-2), and the 32-year-old right-hander said it was from not loosening up better while his teammates were batting.
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However, part of Mohammed bin Salman's 2030 vision -- the plan to modernize the Saudi economy, making it less reliant on oil, among other things -- does call for the loosening up of Saudi Arabia and placing younger people in office.
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Mael Raynaud, a long-term observer of Burmese politics, notes that the NLD's imprisoned leaders did not witness the blossoming of civil society in the 2000s thanks to a loosening up by the army and in response to a devastating cyclone.
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Obama's aides hope that getting more U.S companies invested in Cuba and loosening up travel to the island will make it almost impossible for traditionally pro-business Republicans to roll back the thaw if they win the White House in November.
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The Abrams reboot era isn't over yet — the next sequel has already been green-lit — and with Beyond, it feels like it's just now loosening up enough to have fun with itself and to fully stretch out and enjoy its characters.
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He then moved to the center and was a key player in allowing Macri, who took power in 2015, to seal a final deal with holders of Argentine sovereign bonds, which was key to loosening up access to international financial markets.
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"Most of it is stuff that we already think about but he's a good instructor for mindfulness and just tai chi in general, going through the movements and loosening up our bodies," said Whitmore, who will race the 500m and 1,000m in Korea.
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And we have to acknowledge that there will be immense regional variations; it's hard to imagine New York, the current American epicenter of the outbreak, or Florida, which arrived late to the shut-down party, "loosening up" in the very short term.
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On Monday, Trump hinted that he wanted the US to move closer to that model; continuing to restrict people's movement in coronavirus hot spots while loosening up policies and letting people go back to work in places that have low numbers of infections.
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The more nervous or showoffy of the divers climbed and dived, climbed and dived, like good little penguins, but she stayed on the deck loosening up and watching the first races, giving a small jump each time the buzzer cracked and the swimmers leaped off the blocks.
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Signs of a loosening up of the political deadlock have allowed much of a $1 billion package that had already been pledged to Lebanon to move forward, he said, including the nearly $500 million earmarked for the Bisri dam and water supply project aimed at reducing shortages in Beirut.
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Citing Bloomberg, the New Republic pointed out that Consol Energy CEO, Nicholas Deiuliis, sees short-term benefits to deregulation, but doesn't think loosening up pollution restrictions is enough to save coal:[Deiuliis] acknowledged that a relaxation of regulations on mining and carbon emissions under the Trump administration would help coal.
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During a trip to Ivory Coast on Saturday, in cooperation with eight West African countries — Benin, Burkina Faso, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Mali, Niger, Senegal, and Togo — Macron announced at a joint news conference with the Ivorian president that France is working towards loosening up the supervision of the currency.
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With the sounds of Weezer overhead, Abloh's message was clear: Despite the trend of men who wear suits to abuse their power, thus tainting the idea of classic suiting altogether and turning the look into something more like a wolf in sheep's clothing, it's nothing a bit of tsuzjing — and some loosening up — can't fix.
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Minhaj began his testimony by loosening up the room: He thanked Committee Chairwoman Maxine WatersMaxine Moore WatersBipartisan housing finance reform on the road less taken Manufacturing group leads coalition to urge Congress to reauthorize Ex-Im Bank Democrats' impeachment message leads to plenty of head-scratching MORE (D-Calif.) for inviting him and then thanked ranking member Rep.
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Toward the end of the draft in the early 1970s, the Army updated its slogan to say "The Army wants to join you," and dispatched recruiters on motorcycles to hold "rap sessions" with prospects, talking about how the Army was loosening up on haircuts and early-morning formations, putting beer machines in barracks and teaching sergeants to not to be so square.
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