Sentence examples for Alleviation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of alleviating; relief or mitigation
The CDC will be required to put poverty alleviation at the heart of its operations.
But its lack of leverage in Congress has long been Obama's achilles heel, and lawmakers from both parties now argue they should have a say in the alleviation of sanctions that were imposed by the legislature in the first place.
All of that is about poverty alleviation," he said.
A DfID spokesman said: "Individual investments are fully decided by CDC and the government has put in place strict rules which require commitments to deliver jobs, economic development and poverty alleviation in developing countries".
Since becoming international development secretary in May, Mitchell, a former investment banker, has made clear his intention to beef up the private sector's role in DfID's poverty alleviation strategies.
Science and technology can work more directly for social justice, poverty alleviation and the environment, helping to build a just and equitable green economy at a global level.
Questioned about where a reformed CDC would invest, and how it would marry the desire for financial returns against a poverty-alleviation agenda, Mitchell said any investments would have to have a clear "development input".
Several years ago, in return for taking in some of Tawa's peasants relocated as part of a poverty-alleviation scheme, it was given rights to the mountainous estate.So Tawa's revolutionary reform turns out to be little more than a typical story of a rural official trying to make money from land.
SIR - We applaud your efforts to support the use of rigorous evaluations of poverty-alleviation efforts using randomised trials (Economics focus, June 14th).
It has many poverty-alleviation days ahead of it.
On October 25th the commission filed an action in court accusing Mr Kariyawasam of having caused the government tens of thousands of dollars in losses.Curiously, the impeachment comes just as the Supreme Court ruled on a sweeping and controversial poverty-alleviation bill.
