Sentence examples for force to alleviate from inspiring English sources

Anyone moving into a high risk area is likely to find they will not be offered affordable flooding cover, although from next year a scheme comes into force to alleviate this situation (see No 3).

All partners have to join forces to alleviate the obstacles that deprive these pupils to their right to education.

A brief relaxation was performed using an all-atom constrained minimization carried out with the Impact Refinement module (Impref) (Impact v5.0, Schrodinger, LLC, New York, NY) using the OPLS-2005 field field to alleviate steric clashes that may exist in the original PDB structures.

This paper introduces a force feedback scheme to alleviate this problem by simply guiding the operator to slow down the haptic device motion and, in turn, allows the slave manipulator to follow the desired trajectory closely.

The active control forces are intended to alleviate the isolator's inner pounding through reducing the velocity of the isolated structure before the activation of the isolator's self-stopping mechanism.

In fact people were so bored those days by not having "social media" and the joys of watching video clips of cute felines that they were forced to procreate to alleviate the boredom.

Were they glad that Geldof, Bono and the rest had taken up "their cause" and joined forces with G8 leaders to alleviate their poverty?

Pressure and attention from nongovernmental organizations and children's rights advocates had forced the Mongolian government to alleviate the suffering of street children.

New shared parental leave rules that come into force next year should help to alleviate the pressure on women to take on the lion's share of caring for a new baby.

Effective measures to alleviate the forces and critical conditions where the strength of internals needs to be re-enforced are proposed.

But the UK Modern Slavery Act now requires businesses to publicly report on what they are doing to alleviate slavery, forced labour and human trafficking from their own organisations and supply chains.