Sentence examples for reforms to alleviate from inspiring English sources

Academic departments train and deploy large number of postdoctoral scholars and have been important foci for potential reforms to alleviate postdocs' plights.

Focusing on the role of mass pressures in the regulation of risk associated with production, consumption, and the environment, Professors Timur Kuran and Cass R. Sunstein analyze availability cascades and suggest reforms to alleviate their potential hazards.

Ethnic minority women are hindered by relatives from accessing care choices and costs, despite having advanced insight about government reforms to alleviate poverty.

In 1952, the democratically elected Arbenz government instituted land reform to alleviate the misery of displaced indigenous people and coffee workers.

This was followed by a string of economic reforms intended to alleviate the burden of taxation from the most needy Romans.

"It's time for real reform and to alleviate any perception of pay-to-play politics in District government," said Mendelson, who introduced two measures that stalled last year.

And while Modi has obtained a historic mandate for his economic agenda — the B.J.P. will be the first party in thirty years to have an outright majority in Parliament — there are still widespread concerns that the fruits of economic progress are not being spread widely enough, concerns that more business-friendly reforms are unlikely to alleviate.

The mayor has responded that outside contractors at times save the city money; that his control of the school system has benefited parents and students; and that pension reform is necessary to alleviate the crushing cost of retirement benefits, which account for 10percentt of the city's annual budget.

Earlier this year, a major prison reform bill designed to alleviate overcrowding failed in the Alabama Legislature.

Besides instituting macroeconomic reforms, he must develop policies to alleviate poverty and educate the people.

None of the favored reforms today are doing anything to alleviate those conditions, and many of them are making them actively worse.