Sentence examples for relieve growing from inspiring English sources
"In a move meant to relieve growing stress in its financial system," India's central bank on Friday sharply reduced the amount of money banks have to hold in reserve, Vikas Bajaj writes in The New York Times.
Washington has pressed China to be more forthcoming about its military intentions, an openness that the Americans say is necessary to relieve growing unease in a region where the United States maintains important alliances and treaty obligations.
MUMBAI, India — In a move meant to relieve growing stress in its financial system, India's central bank on Friday sharply reduced the amount of money banks have to hold in reserve.
WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission took a step on Wednesday to relieve growing congestion on Wi-Fi networks in hotels, airports and homes, where Americans increasingly use multiple data-hungry tablets, smartphones and other devices for wireless communications.
More than other candidates, Sanders advocates policies that would relieve growing financial threats to American families.
Consistent out-migration has acted as an "artificial valve" to relieve growing pressure on housing that started after Cuba went through a baby boom in the two decades after 1960, according to Harvard historian Alejandro de la Fuente.
American officials had hoped that a power-sharing agreement would relieve the growing pressure for Mr. Musharraf's ouster.
Salt, rice, sugar and clothing are also being sent to relieve the growing hardship among the population of the blockaded province.
However, family doctors' leaders have criticised the plans as containing too much rhetoric and not enough action to relieve the growing strains on their surgeries.
Ministers and the NHS should prioritise efforts to relieve the growing pressures on GPs as well as a drive to significantly expand the workforce, the Health Foundation says.
Hospitals are already facing the loss of another £1.9bn of their £40bn annual income to help fund the Better Care Fund, which starts in April and is meant to keep patients healthier at home to relieve the growing pressure on hospitals.
