Sentence examples for aiming to ease from inspiring English sources

Aiming to ease concern over the government's surveillance programmes, the president announced reforms that seem both obvious and overdue.

Australia have an injury worry of their own after Ryan Harris missed their practice session though Cricket Australia issued a statement aiming to ease fears over their seamer's fitness.

As well as aiming to ease the burdens shouldered by Syria's neighbours, the extra money will be used to provide food, medical care and relief items to some of the 3.8 million Syrians who have fled their homeland.

Aiming to ease overcrowding, a City Board of Education task force has decided to recommend that newly constructed high schools that are opened over the next few years operate on a year-round schedule, with student vacations scattered throughout the year instead of being confined to the summer months.

ROME — Aiming to ease budgetary pressure and spur growth, Prime Minister Mario Monti of Italy has announced cuts to state spending by the end of the year and appointed an expert from the private sector as a special commissioner to oversee the spending review.

But with United aiming to ease the pressure on Van Gaal by ending a run of five games without a win, the Dutchman revealed that Rooney, Chris Smalling and Ander Herrera are all in contention to return against Alex Neil's team.

The mobile unit aims to ease these pressures.

The program aims to ease the suffering of the Iraqi people.

"Bridges aims to ease this tension by allowing both sides to connect and learn from one another".

These measures aim to ease restrictions on Iraq's civilian imports while cracking down on military imports and oil smuggling.

These gadgets aim to ease people into the digital era — many are designed for use by older adults.