Sentence examples for aid to alleviate from inspiring English sources

In 1986, Ms. Taft's office administered $130 million in federal aid to alleviate famine in Ethiopia.

Some experts on charity law said that the mayor's approach risked violating the I.R.S.'s long-held view that charities must distribute aid to alleviate clear financial distress or need, and not simply to advance "private interests".

Such signaling should include offers of food and other humanitarian aid to alleviate widespread shortages, as well as a willingness to engage in renewed efforts to negotiate limits on North Korea's nuclear weapons and missile programs.

Robert C. Macauley, a paper manufacturer whose charity delivered more than $10 billion in medicine, food and humanitarian aid to alleviate crises in more than 140 countries, died on Sunday at his home in North Palm Beach, Fla.

"As a government, we have a coherent strategy for the first time since J.F.K.," said David Beckmann, president of Bread for the World, which advocates for aid to alleviate hunger and poverty.

The company asked for $100 million in federal aid to alleviate the loss, less than the $1.8 billion it requested in the second quarter.

To study the inflammatory gene profiles would help monitor the local inflammation resulting from castration procedures and aid in scheduling possible post-castration care to alleviate animal suffering.

This should help to alleviate irritation.

Doing this will help to alleviate scratching.

A "poverty graduation" scheme in Bangladesh that has already transformed the livelihoods of 1.7m of the poorest households is being analysed as a model for aid programmes to alleviate extreme poverty in the long term.

We should also use our aid budget to alleviate the immediate humanitarian suffering; improve our contribution to the refugee crisis; and step up our efforts to counter radicalism in the UK.