Sentence examples for called for alleviating from inspiring English sources

Even conservatives in Congress had called for alleviating the NIH sequestration cuts.

Provision of "substantial agricultural assistance to increase African food production," as Mr. Kristof calls for, can alleviate the situation.

The UN secretary general, Kofi Annan, this weekend called for urgent action "to alleviate the desperate humanitarian situation of the civilian population" of Gaza, describing conditions there as "dangerous".

Speaking during an event attended by children, parents and senior officials of the government, Deputy Representative of UNICEF South Sudan Pelucy Ntambirweki called for concerted efforts to alleviate the situation of children in South Sudan.

Recently the Ministry of Planning has called for international help to alleviate the problem of water scarcity and indicated that JOD 430 million (Jordanian Dinar) or USD 606 million are needed for projects to increase water reserves.

We called for urgent measures to alleviate the impact of commodity price instability in ACP countries.

When Roosevelt called for a bank holiday to alleviate the worst effects of the depression, Fairbanks banks declined, saying they didn't need one.

I note that, in 17th century England, coffee was prescribed for alleviating something called "head melancholy", which sounds about right.

A draft declaration warned that food prices would "remain high in the years to come" and called for "urgent and coordinated action" to alleviate the impact on the poor.

In 1930, as the world slid into depression, John Maynard Keynes called for a massive monetary expansion to alleviate the crisis and pleaded for a policy based on economic analysis rather than on the advice of bankers committed to the gold standard or manufacturers who wanted to raise prices by restricting output.

A petition started Saturday on the White House website after the Times story was posted online called for Congress to step in and alleviate the debts.