Sentence examples for Reducing the hardship from inspiring English sources

There has always been tension between the program's anti-hunger mission and the fact that it increases the economic independence of its beneficiaries, reducing the hardship of unemployment and making people less dependent on labor income for their survival.

The "bride price" paid by young men for brides may be paid in installments after mar riage to reduce the hardship it causes many young men and their families.

He told the BBC the authorities were doing their best to reduce the hardship caused by removing the subsidy.

was intended to allow the family a better opportunity to visit with their son and reduce the hardship of traveling long distances," Baca said.

Rod noted that if any anti-carbon policies (carbon tax or regulation) are enacted, Clean Tax Cuts could reduce the hardship and cost of such policies -- especially easing fossil industry diversification and accelerating the shift to low-cost clean energy much faster than anti-carbon policies alone (essentially acting on both supply and demand sides simultaneously).

Mr. Benny Metio, Acting Deputy Secretary of the Department of Justice and Attorney General commending the efforts for holding the regional meeting stated that, "the Government has amended the Evidence Act to reduce the hardship on vulnerable witnesses and we are strengthening skills of village courts officials in child protection.

Economic reforms in 1985 led to rampant inflation, and the 9th plenum (mid-December 1985) forced the central leadership to reintroduce rationing in order to reduce the hardships for the poor, while in March 1985 the Council of Ministers legalized limited, small-scale, private enterprise in the handicraft and small industry sectors.

Meditation is all about learning the true nature of your mind, as well as how to skillfully and wisely develop it to reduce the hardships of life.

So to get cooperation, as well as to reduce trawling along as much of the central coast as possible, the conservancy agreed to reduce the potential financial hardship to fishermen by buying the boats or the fishing permits of anyone who wanted out of the business.

What we have tried to do is administratively reduce the burdens and hardships on families being separated.

Results also showed that high economic hardship reduced the adverse association between perceived discrimination and youth educational and career adjustment, and reduced the protective effect of family obligation values on youth adjustment.