The phrase "alleviating state" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in discussions about reducing or easing a particular condition or situation, but it would require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The government is focused on creating policies aimed at alleviating state poverty levels."
Alternatives: "relieving condition" or "mitigating situation".
This program should be fully financed by the federal government, thereby alleviating states' burden during the recession.
While the Charter primarily outlined divestments needed to alleviate State of Alaska antitrust concerns, it also opened the door for independents to come to the North Slope, according to Jim Weeks, a former ARCO Alaska executive and managing member of the independent UltraStar Exploration, one of the smallest companies ever to explore for oil on the North Slope.
After a month of angry recriminations, the Connecticut state employees' unions and the Rowland administration resumed negotiations yesterday on union contract concessions that could help alleviate the state's budget problems and, perhaps, reverse the layoffs of 3,000 government workers.
The storm is also tantalisingly close to Texas but not close enough to alleviate the state's worst drought since the 1950s.
Although Mr. Schundler and Mr. DiFrancesco both say they want to alleviate the state's steep property taxes, they are miles apart on issues like abortion and gun control.
Legislators also passed a transportation bill, separate from the budget but made possible by an increase in driver's license fees and car registrations, that would use the added revenue to improve mass transportation and help alleviate the state's traffic problem.
We describe the modeling techniques and abstractions used to alleviate the state space explosion due to the handling of timers and the large number of system components controlled by the AOCS.
Along the South Carolina coast, Ginny dropped beneficial rainfall, which alleviated the state's worst drought conditions on record.
They fail to mention that moving Illinois from its current, archaic tax structure to a fair tax would alleviate the state's revenue issues.
But the fee is a glaring example of how the criminal justice system can further impoverish already marginalized communities, one made especially troublesome by how little it seems to be helping to alleviate the state's budget woes.
