Sentence examples for ease hardships from inspiring English sources

[Israel and the Palestinians held talks on Monday night to discuss security cooperation and possible ways to ease hardships for Palestinians in the seven occupied West Bank cities, Reuters reported.

Although this will ease hardships, there remains no let-up by the prime minister, Ariel Sharon, in his vow that the army will remain in the Palestinian areas until there is an end to attacks on Israelis.Several thousand Palestinians rallied in support of Yasser Arafat on July 3rd.

Students, she said, must take action to ease hardships in their community.

The board also agreed to establish a "gender-responsive advisory board" to consider issues associated with the planned women's jail, including how to ease hardships for family members traveling to visit inmates in the north county facility. .

He called for a "crusade to widen prosperity more equally," which he said would not only "ease hardship, it will build out national wealth and health".

JERUSALEM -- Israel said on Wednesday that it would allow increased exports from Gaza, the Hamas-run Palestinian enclave, in order to improve the economy and ease hardship.

When he came to power, in 2011, he vowed to complete North Korea's nuclear program and create a strong socialist economy that would ease hardship and decrease starvation.

The stimulus law provided a slight boost in benefits for all food stamp recipients as part of a bill to strengthen the economy and ease hardship on millions of unemployed workers.

As chancellor of the exchequer and eventually prime minister, Gordon Brown aimed these means-tested benefits at low-income groups, including elderly people who only had the basic state pension currently worth £102 ($166) per week to live on.The pension credit, which tops this up to £137, has helped to ease hardship among the old.

If a centrist or leftist leader had allowed $15 million into Gaza in suitcases to fund Hamas salaries, as Mr. Netanyahu did last week as part of a broader international effort to ease hardship in Gaza and maintain calm, the whole country would have been in an uproar.

While the coalition government has recently announced cuts will be gradual in an attempt to ease hardship, it is still expected to make at least 11.5bn euros of savings over the next two years, with 5.2bn euros shaved from pension and welfare budgets.