Sentence examples for had to alleviate from inspiring English sources

By the end of that year, when much of Iraq's arsenal was being destroyed but it was clear that Mr. Hussein was neither going to cooperate with the inspection system in ferreting out undeclared arms nor use what money he had to alleviate civilian hardships, the Security Council offered Iraq the chance to buy more civilian goods through controlled oil sales.

This was often the only medicine some patients had to alleviate the symptoms and pain associated with the disease.

The second question is what potential forest-led development has to alleviate a country's poverty, in terms of producer benefits, consumer benefits and economy-wide employment.

We have to alleviate the pressure on ourselves that dinner has to be this fancy affair, three courses and a homemade apple pie.

Once households are reached, many vaccinators will have to alleviate parents' concerns regarding the safety of the polio vaccine.

Take Advil or something else that you have to alleviate the pain.

Check your resources, but don't worry if the resources you think you must have to alleviate the need aren't immediately apparent.

The social casualties caused by the new economic model not only had to be alleviated but also prevented.

The second-wave feminists had hoped to alleviate this isolation through the refuge of sisterhood.

Some protesters argue that the bank and the I.M.F. have failed to alleviate -- and may have worsened -- poverty in developing countries.

Drier weather this week has helped to alleviate the situation and Hooper said the Wallabies have encountered no issues during training.