Sentence examples for question to alleviate from inspiring English sources

"I would like to see real changes to the legislation in question to alleviate the commission's legal concerns," Viviane Reding, the E.U. justice commissioner, said in a statement.

I would like to see real changes to the legislation in question to alleviate the Commission's legal concerns".

THERE IS, IN THE END, no telling what tales they had to tell, the two greatest nonhuman linguists of our day: Washoe, the sign-language-wielding chimpanzee with an intense footwear fetish; and Alex, the wildly outspoken parrot, an African gray known to regularly order about his human researchers and to purposely give them the wrong answers to their questions just to alleviate his boredom.

Dr. Sherry King, the schools superintendent, said the decision to go to the State Supreme Court in White Plains on June 24 was meant to "alleviate any questions on the board's part that what we believe to be our right is indeed our right".

And although I'm convinced I've sussed out R's lying tics – the manic stroking of his chin, his eyes not meeting mine, the irresolute anger at my innocuous questions – it doesn't help to alleviate my feelings of frustration.

Responding to a question about what he could do to alleviate the steroid problem, he said, "Whatever anybody can do to improve it so there's no more meetings like this, I'm all for it".

Patients' actions to alleviate dysphagia symptoms (question 3) were also categorized into three groups: no action taken (answer option 1), moderate action taken (answer options 2 4) and extreme action taken (answer option 5).

The last question here is about measures taken to alleviate problems with cross-language linking.

He questions whose suffering he was trying to alleviate and struggles to unpack and come to terms with the experience.

Senator Kyl "has been supportive of efforts by the Park Service to alleviate congestion, but the question is what is the appropriate means to do this," his spokesman said.

This begs the question of whose suffering he was trying to alleviate.