alleviation

Back to the science well for one more hit of guilt alleviation.

It is so vast an alleviation to be able to point for another to look at.

But here, there's no alleviation or the possibility of it.

He wanted an alleviation of his boredom, and that I could not provide.

To poverty alleviation through people's participation in the development process.

Was there ever "alleviation of serious threats to daily life?"

Treatment is limited to alleviation of pain and other symptoms.

Again, that is part of our global strategy for poverty alleviation.

This is an alleviation from your Lord and a mercy.

That, at least, might almost be counted alleviation against his sins.

Such a temporary alleviation of the curse would be a first step only.

We have found that an integrated approach to poverty alleviation is what works.

Every time we used them, we'd be contributing in a small way to the alleviation of hunger as well.

In 1950 he opened a center to study the causes and alleviation of tensions between community groups.

Poverty alleviation has been the central objective in all projects.

All church resources had to be devoted to the alleviation of hunger.

The initial goal is the alleviation of poverty in India.

Tune in to learn more the link between women's rights and the alleviation of poverty.

Most welcome is the fact that the Council has made poverty alleviation a top priority.

It seemed to her a precious gift, far more than just an alleviation of present discomfort.

The money was to be diverted to poverty alleviation schemes.

Beginning in 1995, it was mainly linked to women and poverty alleviation.

Fair trade is a strategy for poverty alleviation and sustainable development.

Biodiversity loss is not a new challenge to poverty alleviation, as already mentioned.