Sentence examples for contribution to alleviating from inspiring English sources

Find out more and nominate the person you think has made an exceptional contribution to alleviating poverty in the developing world.

This is even more true for many others working in the development sector in Australia, who are making an effective and important contribution to alleviating global poverty.

During the Ebola outbreak in three west African countries, even Cuba's US critics had to acknowledge the Cuban contribution to alleviating the crisis.

It is my hope that we will all continue to work together toward the sustainable development of the Islamic financial services industry and bolster its contribution to alleviating poverty and fostering shared prosperity in developing and emerging markets.

Redesign of road infrastructure and urban greening were evaluated for their contribution to alleviating heat stress in summer, providing a comfortable walking and living environment.

By implication if these reasons were removed, the actual amount of wild foods reported by the households would have been considerably higher than what they reported during the survey and their contribution to alleviating nutritional inadequacies and enhancing resilience too.

But redistribution of surplus food at retail level only makes a small contribution to alleviate poverty and it's not a solution to hunger in the UK".

To make any significant contribution to alleviate global warming, would mean the construction of some 2,000 to 3,000 one-thousand-megawatt reactors - one per week for 50 years.

Fish can therefore make a significant contribution to alleviate malnutrition and enhance food security directly.

The DLEM-estimated terrestrial contribution to alleviate climate warming in terms of GWP (−0.50 ± 0.27 Pg CO2 eq/year) is slightly smaller than the mean value of all the existing estimates (−0.90 ± 1.33 Pg CO2 eq/year; Table  S1).

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