Sentence examples for alleviating crises from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, history has provided us with examples of humanitarian aid alleviating crises, and groups like the WFP are already working to provide food and aid supplies to Rohingya victims on the ground.

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.

The appeal, which she made on behalf of humanitarian agencies worldwide, is for $3 billion and aims to alleviate crises affecting more than 45 million people around the world.

You might be under the impression that philosophy is in the business of causing rather than alleviating existential crises.

You only need to look to the history books to see how nations working together can be effective in alleviating these crises.

What role do GPs, social services and charities play in alleviating the crisis?

In July this year the Witchcraft and Human Rights Information Network, an organisation established last year, will hold its first conference devoted to alleviating the crisis in developing countries.

Much of the government's attention has focused on alleviating the crisis in the public sector, but many workers in the private sector, such as ship-building, have also been badly affected.

But whether the much-disputed aid can make any real inroads into alleviating the crisis in Luhansk is questionable.

Alleviating the crisis Nurse Tianason Sombason Mandanaina works at rural health centre near Tsihombe.

The Fed was conceived to alleviate such crises; that is, to be "the lender of last resort".