The phrase "alleviating sanctions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the reduction or removal of penalties or restrictions imposed on a country, organization, or individual.
Example: "The negotiations focused on alleviating sanctions to improve diplomatic relations and economic stability."
Alternatives: "lifting sanctions" or "reducing sanctions".
"We know who we're dealing with, and you know, we've watched this same type of activity occur in North Korea where you begin to alleviate sanctions," said Senator Bob Corker, the top Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, invoking the example that many cite of a sanctions relaxation, begun in the Bush administration, that backfired.
This furthers North Korean efforts to get sanctions reduced, which aids internal security by providing increased resources to alleviate the sanctions' effects on ordinary North Koreans as well as the state's coffers.
Jalili also made it clear that Iran would not countenance a deal that did not alleviate the sanctions that have been taking an increasingly devastating toll on the country's economy.
Rouhani, a soft-spoken cleric and longtime government insider, was elected in June on a pledge to work toward alleviating the crippling sanctions and heighten Tehran's engagement with the world.
Iran, he said, should not count on talks, but rely on its "bottomless" domestic capacities.Iranians who voted for Mr Rohani so he could alleviate the pain of sanctions hope the supreme leader's words are mere diplomatic bluff.
In an effort to alleviate suffering, while keeping sanctions in place, the Security Council invented, and the Iraqi regime eventually accepted, an oil-for-food deal under which Iraq sells $2 billion-worth of oil over six months and receives food and medicine in return.
The second-term president and the new prime minister also vowed to cooperate in toughening sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program, addressing climate change, and alleviating poverty and disease in Africa.
Alleviating traffic congestion.
What about alleviating it?
