There were concerns about shoving Q into an episode but the idea of "Q-Less" alleviated them.
Raising the value of the currency would make China's imports of oil, cotton, grain and other commodities less expensive, alleviating some pricing pressures.
Secretary of the Treasury Lawrence H. Summers has argued that the fund should focus more on preventing or combating financial emergencies and less on alleviating poverty, a task he says is better handled by the World Bank.
He lives in public housing with his single mother, Paula Naomie Harriss), who goes on drug binges, less to alleviate her sadness than to express her wrath against the world and, especially, against her son, who she thinks keeps her from the world.
"We need to be doing more, not less, to alleviate the problem.
Therefore, early detection and early treatment of esophageal and cardiac cancer could cost less money, alleviate more disease burden, and provide more benefits than screening for gastric cancer.
In this case, there would be more certainty in gas procurement and less need for supply with less need to alleviate congestion in the gas network.
"Those have been more or less solved, or been alleviated.
An exigency is defined by the American Association of University Professors as an "imminent financial crisis which threatens the survival of the institution as a whole" and one that cannot be alleviated by less drastic means than firing faculty.
Countries like Italy and Poland, which spend a higher share of their social budgets on pensions, tend to be less effective in alleviating poverty because the working-age population most severely hit by the crisis is less well covered, he said.
Poisons targeting horn flies, tapeworms and roundworms can indirectly hurt beetles, so applying pesticides and dewormers in the early spring when beetles are less active can alleviate some of the impact.
