Sentence examples for fund alleviated from inspiring English sources

Speculation has been growing over the last few weeks that more countries in the E.U. could be facing the same problems that Greece has encountered, but the new fund alleviated those concerns for now.

Speculation has been growing over the last few weeks that more countries in the EU could be facing the same problems that Greece has encountered, but the new fund alleviated those concerns for now.

Lula's critics carp that the Family Fund merely alleviates poverty without providing an exit.

Mozambique borrowed heavily so that it could fund development, alleviate its shortage of foreign exchange, and, eventually, import basic necessities such as food; by the 1990s debt service was consuming one-fourth of annual foreign exchange earnings.

Officials in Belarus said Thursday they had won a $3 billion loan from a Russian-backed fund to alleviate the economic crisis, but Russia's finance minister, Aleksei L. Kudrin, said no such decision by the Eurasian Economic Community had been made.

But, as a divine tool, zakah fund can alleviate poverty effectively and promptly when it is used as seed (investment) money not as spent (consumption) money for the greater and better benefits of the poor of society; otherwise, it will produce no fruitful result.

Perhaps an IRA or even just a healthy emergency fund could have alleviated a ton of stress from her situation.

"We do not oppose using U.S. funds to alleviate the immediate crisis in that manner," said Alan Tracy, president of U.S. Wheat Associates.

Beyond a promise of more funding to alleviate the plight of Syrian civilians caught up in the war, the G8 summit achieved very little.

Roden, with a borlotti bean and pasta soup, hopes "the book helps to keep the plight of Syrian refugees in people's minds and that it will raise funds to alleviate their awful living conditions until their future is settled".

The soaring demand at soup kitchens and food pantries last year was counterbalanced by increased participation in the food-stamps programme and a surge in funds to alleviate hunger via the federal recovery and farm bills, according to a recent report by the New York City Coalition Against Hunger.