This effort is beginning to alleviate some of the accessibility and interoperability problems experienced by users [ 18].
Results from two recent validation studies, however, should begin to alleviate managers' concerns.
They chose to endorse bow hunting as a safe and effective tool that, with their other recommendations, will begin to alleviate the deer overpopulation problem.
These results suggest that visible female editors on Wikipedia and broader encouragement of the use of constructive feedback may begin to alleviate the Wikipedia gender gap.
These institutions will form the basis of a stable, representative government that can begin to alleviate the trauma of the last 20 years.
"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.
Viewing possessions as disposable is both economically and environmentally damaging, but spreading knowledge and teaching individuals more practical carpentry and tool skills can begin to alleviate these problems.
The "free market" prescriptions this farcical crop of GOP candidates offer are not even close to the kinds of reforms that are needed if we are to begin to alleviate the country's metastasizing social, political, and economic disorders.
With this image and other BCR tools, we are able to more readily engage diverse stakeholders in developing partnerships and goals that will address, and begin to alleviate, adversities embedded in communities.
While there are countless reasons for lack of access to recovery resources that range from sorely inadequate funding to racial and cultural disparities, one reason that we can begin to alleviate today is a lack of knowledge or awareness about what the solutions are.
