Sentence examples for easing the hardship from inspiring English sources

The activists said the boats, which were expected to reach the coast sometime this weekend, were carrying 10,000 tons of cargo including cement, school supplies and medical equipment aimed at easing the hardship in Gaza.

Since 2015, Kiev has heavily restricted the quantity of commercial products and medicine that can be taken across the defacto border; the Ukrainian government has no intention of easing the hardship endured in the self-declared people's republics.

It is not uncommon for scientists visiting developing countries to come back with innovative ideas for easing the hardships of vulnerable populations.

Ministers plan to discuss measures to ease the hardship that high fuel prices inflict on agriculture, trucking and fisheries.

They had flocked east in the hope of unearthing gems to ease the hardship of the financial crisis – but however savage the economy might have felt at the time, their situation was about to become more brutal.

Oliver Platt gives the evening's most robustly funny performance as Touchstone, the quick-tongued fool whom Rosalind and Celia have brought along to ease the hardship of their life away from court.

A8 Venezuela Strike Discussions Leading members of the coalition that called a national strike in Venezuela aimed at forcing the ouster of President Hugo Chávez said they are discussing strategies to ease the hardship for Venezuelans, including partly lifting the strike to allow businesses and factories to reopen.

Leading members of the coalition that called a national strike aimed at forcing the ouster of President Hugo Chávez said today that they were discussing new strategies to ease the hardship on Venezuelans, including partly lifting the strike to allow businesses and factories to reopen.

The National Automobile Dealers Association said most dealers were still taking part in the program, but it urged the Transportation Department to speed up processing to ease the hardship it had created for dealers, many of them already having financial difficulties because of slumping sales.

While there is little doubt that the money helped to ease the hardship experienced by many families due to the loss of a loved one on Titanic, it is the right of passengers to be treated equally before the law that was the outstanding achievement made possible by the determination of Thomas Ryan, the farmer from County Limerick, who fought the White Star Line and won.

The drugs were popular with workers looking for a cheap way to ease the hardship of the day's toil.