Sentence examples for work to relieve from inspiring English sources

Doctors Without Borders has continued to work to relieve famine, to offer medical care to casualties of war, and to assist refugees in many countries throughout the world.

There is no 'divine plan' which justifies such wanton suffering, and so the response of a humanist is to work to relieve this suffering.

The strongest weapon in the arsenal of relief agencies is their neutrality -- their pledge that they will work to relieve the suffering of all, and not try to help or harm any particular group in a conflict.

Comic Relief said yesterday it would be reviewing its investments strategy following the revelation that it had invested money in tobacco, alcohol and arms firms – all sectors where the charity is pledged to work to relieve damaging effects on human life.

Which brings us back to Queens and the embattled V train, which was last visited in December, when it was begun as an end result of three decades of very expensive work to relieve overcrowding on the lines along Queens Boulevard.

The main phase of work to relieve a well-known bottleneck in Oxford has begun.

"They're working to relieve the Murdoch discount," said Michael Nathanson, a media analyst at Nomura Securities.

If I were poor or suffering, I would rather that Opus Dei worked to relieve my plight than adopted it.

Working to relieve this suffering, WaterHealth International currently provides low cost water purification facilities to water stressed communities across Bangladesh, Ghana, India and the Philippines.

A portrait of Dr. Paul Farmer, who divides his time between Harvard and Haiti, where he works to relieve the suffering of the poor.

For more local news, including the race to replace Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, New York elite schools working to relieve student stress, and Princess Mary of Denmark's visit to Queens, see the N.Y./Region section.