Sentence examples for which will ameliorate from inspiring English sources

The finance minister told the programme: "We have set aside £70m for a package of measures which will ameliorate the worst effects of welfare reform in Northern Ireland.

All the efforts in the three aspects will contribute to a higher level of insights which in time will ameliorate the burden of secrecy, facilitate the process of disclosure, and enhance the well-being and adjustment of those challenged with disclosure needs.

High health care costs, which will likely be ameliorated by President Barack Obama's health care reform, and limited access to credit in the wake of the financial crisis.

The UK, by contrast, will feel the full force of the decision, and only the extent to which it is able to negotiate favorable terms with the EU will ameliorate the sudden barriers to trade with continental Europe and Ireland.

"At some point, if we're not able to get them to follow the recommendations in the study that will ameliorate the concerns of the neighbors, we're going to go to the last recommendation, which is to consider phasing out.

Anything that will ameliorate that problem is useful".

Enter Olivia (Maeve Dermody): a gentle, hipstery, equilibrium recalibrating force of good who will ameliorate his wounds.

According to entrepreneurial wisdom, every successful business starts by addressing a pain point — a problem that the business will ameliorate.

The duo of technology and strategically-placed computing centres will ameliorate the impacts that our dependence on bits and bytes has on the planet.

We apply this biology to identify what is wrong with a patient, then recommend a medication, procedure or behavioral change that will ameliorate the physical problem.

The front-loading of the increase is welcome and will ameliorate some of the worst effects of the current financial crisis in the acute sector.