Sentence examples for that it will alleviate from inspiring English sources

Supporters of GINA have applauded its passage into law and hope that it will alleviate the public's concerns about genetic discrimination [ 4- 6], which many believe have discouraged the utilization of medically necessary genetic services and participation in important genetic research [ 7, 8].

(AP) EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP: DEER SEASON BEGINS -- New Jersey's main deer-hunting season opens today, with a record kill expected but no guarantee that it will alleviate deer-related problems that plague many communities.

He reserves his fiercest criticism for those EU countries that have gone some way toward legalising prostitution in the belief that it will alleviate illegal elements within the sex trade.

Secretin, a digestive hormone that is being given to many autistic children with the hope that it will alleviate their behavioral problems, is in the V.I.P. family, Dr. Brenneman said.

Its supporters have applauded the passage of GINA, and they hope that it will alleviate public fear about genetic discrimination and facilitate genetic testing and participation in genetic research.

The money will be presented to the family on in the hope that it will help alleviate some of Aimee's medical costs.

Moreover, it is expected that it will eventually alleviate the health burden caused by these patients.

But almost no one can — and the reality is that good housing that will alleviate the San Francisco problem will probably look more like Roosevelt Island than like the West Village, simply because more Roosevelt Islands can be built for many, and the West Village can be preserved for only a few.

The price system provides a seasonal price pattern that encourages the holding of inventories rather than early splurging and richly rewards speculators who correctly anticipate a crop failure and hold grain that will alleviate it.

As a kid of a parent with OCD, you often end up doing things that will alleviate that person's fears.

Citing McNutt's long record, including teaching at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, serving as chief executive of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute in California and, later, as director of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), Colwell said, "Marcia has the credentials that will alleviate the unease that will occur among some of the more staid and arch-conservative members".