Examples of using Alleviating in English and their translations into Czech
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Alleviating your pain.
It's very helpful in alleviating stress.
Alleviating the shortage of organs is a serious challenge for Europe.
We keep talking about alleviating poverty.
The first, alleviating the pressure of the carbon dioxide at the bottom of the lake.
No, but she's always loved alleviating suffering.
Here are some solutions for alleviating Wi-Fi range and strength issues and making sure you're getting the full Internet you're paying for, even if you're nowhere near a hardline.
I don't have frustrations that need alleviating.
Christians have the task of alleviating suffering in the world.
All that's left would be to realign your vertebrae through a gentle series of manipulations and stretches thereby alleviating your pain.
These are important elements in alleviating the consequences of the economic crisis.
But, before coming to the long-term and medium-term measures,I would like to mention some short-term steps alleviating the impact on consumers.
You're taking one thing and calling it something else… and alleviating the responsibility that these people have for their own actions.
These are better access to loans and market access, both in European and global terms,as well as enhancing the conditions of market access and alleviating administrative burdens.
We have pumped about EUR 350 billion into so-called alleviating poverty when we know that poverty has increased.
What is perhaps new is the increasing knowledge and awareness about economics of biodiversity loss andthe extent to which this undermines prospects for alleviating poverty in the long term.
PL It has been suggested that migration might be one way of alleviating the negative consequences of the demographic crisis.
The European Environment Agency has recently calculated that it would be possible to reduce emissions appreciably if waste management were more closely linked with policies for alleviating the effects of climate change.
How does the Council envisage coordinated European action alleviating the burden on patients, their families and their carers?
Alongside the positive points, however, the report does not shrink from mentioning the challenges that face us: reforming the judicial system, combating organised crime and corruption,bringing refugee returns to a conclusion, and resolving or alleviating bilateral tensions.
Assuming it were, you can see the possibilities… for alleviating the world's food problems.
ICT could acquire an important role in alleviating the effects of climate change by reducing energy consumption, increasing energy efficiency and integrating renewable energies.
I hope this proposal can go some small way towards alleviating childhood obesity.
Alleviating poverty, getting population groups who are excluded from the labour market into employment, promoting worker mobility and improving workers' education and training- these are things that call for a specific programme, concrete measures and strong commitment on the part of the European Union and its Member States.
The summit aimed mainly to assist in ending violence and alleviating the humanitarian crisis.
The EU supports financial institutions by guaranteeing profits and by alleviating the consequences of its unpopular policy, which restricts the buying power of workers and decreases their quality of life.
All it says is that its chief ingredient is horny goat weed.It"Invigorates the sensory nerves while restoring the adrenals and alleviating fatigue for a stress-reducing effect.
Equal treatment andminimum social standards are the only way of alleviating the unease on the part of workers about open labour markets and deregulation.
In line with its proposal for a decision on the EU's system of own resources2, the Commission proposes that the revenue generated be used, either wholly or partially,to gradually replace member states' contributions to the EU budget, thereby alleviating the burden on national treasuries.
You're taking one thing andcalling it something else… and just alleviating the responsibility… these people have for their own actions.