Sentence examples for easing the suffering from inspiring English sources

Hamas has long said that the money goes to social causes, easing the suffering of Palestinians.

But easing the suffering of the Iraqi people by removing Saddam's whole sick regime is worthless to them.

Other important photo-essays include Nurse Midwife (1951) and Man of Mercy (1954), which portray two people, a backwoods midwife and Dr. Albert Schweitzer, respectively, dedicated to easing the suffering of others.

Actually, it's not unfair, when you remember that before the war France and Germany were obsessed with the lifting of U.N. sanctions on Saddam's regime -- in the name of easing the suffering of the Iraqi people.

The priorities, she said, are improving the capacity of the United Nations to undertake peacekeeping operations; providing leadership in addressing climate change; preventing the spread and use of nuclear weapons; and easing the suffering of the world's poorest.

"Gobbledygook" is inspired by "the curiously anthropophagous ramaga or 'blue bloods' of Madagascar, the gaki or 'hungry ghost' of Buddhist mythology, and the Japanese folk tale Jugemu" and incarnates "an imaginary version of the Buddhist segaki ritual concerned with personal atonement and easing the suffering of the wandering dead".

Dr. Pou's defenders here said, however, her only motives were selfless ones: easing the sufferings of critically ill patients.

The program aims to ease the suffering of the Iraqi people.

During his 51 years of psychiatric practice Dr. Weiler eased the suffering of countless troubled souls.

It is, after all, the physician's role to ease the suffering of others.

The international community has an obligation to do more to ease the suffering.