Corresponding suggestions are proposed to allay the problem.
A few years ago, Haiti's government, in an effort to allay the widespread problem of trash choking town streets, outlawed the little plastic bags that food vendors use, which the Madam Saras often supply in big bundles from the Dominican Republic.
To allay some of these problems, we have designed a new illumination system with LEDs, using minilenses set into the base of the traffic light, from which a bundle of optical fibers emerge to feed the disks, and these optical fibers transport the light from the array of LEDs to the disks.
There has also been considerable public concern over GM technology in general, and to allay many of the perceived problems, substantial scientific advances have been made in such areas as developing "clean-gene" technology, studies on resistance breakdown, large-scale studies of gene flow in the environment and the actual composition and safety of introduced traits.
He often uses it to reassure his audience that he has the answers to the nation's problems or to allay doubts about his abilities. .
In response to community complaints, the council eventually took several steps to allay concerns and address some real problems.
The researchers said that the gender gap in job quality tends to narrow as women close the employment gap, so getting more women into male-dominated fields and vice versa could help to allay imbalance of women's workplace problems.
At the sprawling Komarovsky Market here, Mr. Lukashenko's efforts to gloss over the seriousness of the country's economic problems have done little to allay concerns among some food sellers.
American central bankers made clear on Friday that deflation is their main concern and tried to allay fears that their proposed cure will cause problems of its own.
House Republicans' triumphalist vows to tie up the Obama administration with nonstop investigations and obstructionist budget crimping are not going to allay those voters' concerns — or solve any of the country's problems.
