Sentence examples for seeking to alleviate from inspiring English sources

The competing plans reflect deep divisions within the community, where passionate advocates of rural preservation are clashing with those seeking to alleviate an undisputed shortage of ballfields.

In London, she came upon Toynbee Hall, a settlement house opened by Oxford men seeking to alleviate the terrible poverty of the East End.

By 1975, Chile had become a virtual pariah state and was seeking to alleviate that status by persuading the Organization of American States to meet in Santiago.

Non-governmental institutions like Lao Institute of Renewable Energy (LIRE) in collaboration with donor funding organizations are seeking to alleviate this situation.

She added that she "genuinely feared" the prospect of a UK government outside the single market seeking to alleviate its competitive disadvantage through deregulation, potentially offering more opportunities for tax avoidance.

It bills itself as "an alternative choice for the care of the unfunded Latin American nationals," promising "significant saving to U.S. hospitals" seeking "to alleviate the financial burden of unpaid services".

Tells about repression, including censorship of the press, which the present gov't seeks to alleviate.

The American epidemic of gun violence has not been "politicized" by those who seek to alleviate it.

Now thirty-five, shadhad previously worked in nongovernmental organizations that sought to alleviate poverty and improve the environment.

The United States has sought to alleviate Moscow's concerns by making Russia a stakeholder in the evolving system.

The California policy, by contrast, imposes only short-term segregation and "is limited to the dangers it seeks to alleviate," the appeals court said.