Sentence examples for designed to alleviate a from inspiring English sources
Part of that was the Minha Casa Minha Vida (My house, my life) social housing programme, designed to alleviate a severe nationwide housing shortage, boost the quality and offer property ownership to millions of low-paid Brazilians, whose lack of income would otherwise give them no opportunity to buy.
One is that international law contains an exception for interventions designed to alleviate an "overwhelming humanitarian catastrophe," as the British government maintained on Thursday (before Parliament narrowly rejected military action in Syria).
And once people are actually listening, our solutions - designed to alleviate all of these - are a pleasure to hear.
First, we describe the development of a new femoral hip prosthesis designed to alleviate this problem through a new geometry and system of proximal fixation.
ServiceNow's new bot-building technology is designed to alleviate that problem by providing a way to create an automated bot-driven process for routine requests.
A 1 MJ magnesium-diboride superconducting magnetic energy storage (SMES) system is designed to alleviate momentary interruptions (lasting from a few milli-seconds to a few minutes) in wind turbines.
Giving the IMF more resources, it is argued, exacerbates the crises it was designed to alleviate.Yes, it is an elegant theory.
This study numerically simulates the effect of an improved withdrawal scheme designed to alleviate the temperature pollution downstream of a reservoir.
In that way, dog-oriented shows "could be a component" in a program designed to alleviate separation anxiety.
Considering the characteristics of frequent occurrence and serious losses, a technology for the standpipe in flat roof of green building community was designed to alleviate the urban waterlogging, and a test was carried out to find out the influence of the concrete height, underlying surface and return period on reduction rate of peak discharge and rainwater pipe diameter.
It's a measure designed to alleviate the fear that transferring any kind of payment information wirelessly sets a user up for attack, which is likely one of the factors involved in slow adoption of NFC payment methods thus far.
