Sentence examples for that would alleviate from inspiring English sources
We needed to foster economic growth, and adopt policies that would alleviate a burgeoning balance of payments problem.
The working poor have no access to the kinds of tax counsel that would alleviate their tax burdens.
Meanwhile, they can broker local truces and get relief to Syrians dying for lack of food and medicine.Anything that would alleviate Syria's plight is welcome.
Their main weapon is the road block, which has the perverse effect of killing jobs that would alleviate the blockaders' poverty.
Chinese state-owned enterprises in the oil and power industries have consistently blocked efforts by pro-environment government officials to impose policies that would alleviate the pollution.
Mr. Sharon's advisers are working on a plan that would "alleviate the problems of the Palestinian population" while pressing its government to end attacks on Israel, Mr. Gold said.
The union countered that the state plan would also offer significant savings and said that a switch to that plan would alleviate high premiums for its members.
Can the outer boroughs make themselves attractive compared to Hudson County in New Jersey?" To address that issue, the city began Digital NYC, hoping that it would alleviate overcrowding in Lower Manhattan, and at the same time spread the dot-com boom to other parts of the city.
Maybe, as so many Americans seem to believe today, we can't afford the kinds of public programs that would genuinely alleviate poverty – though I would argue otherwise.
But there is little question, experts say, that war has diverted attention and resources, complicating the solutions and providing a point of soreness that has distracted both Ethiopian officials and rich outside nations that would help alleviate the hunger.
As unromantic an expert as Dennis B. Ross, who ran the Middle East account for President Clinton, thinks Wolfowitz is right, that liberating Iraq would not only chasten despots and encourage democrats but that it could also unleash a joy in Iraq that would help alleviate the wider Arab anger against America.
