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alleviate from vs alleviate by

Both 'alleviate from' and 'alleviate by' are not correct phrases in English. The correct preposition to use with 'alleviate' is 'alleviate' followed by 'from' or 'by', depending on the context.

Last updated: March 24, 2024 • 1122 views

alleviate from

This phrase is not correct in English.

The correct preposition to use with 'alleviate' is 'from'. For example, 'The medicine helped alleviate the pain from his injury.'
  • We do it to alleviate the pressure from haemorrhage.
  • Further initiatives to alleviate bank balance sheets from troubled assets are under discussion.
  • This will also alleviate the labour shortages from which some sectors suffer.
  • Nevertheless, the Commission takes the preliminary view that the State financing of the jetty and all the equipment constitutes State aid in favour of PPA, since it alleviates it from the costs of investments in the Port of Piraeus infrastructure which it would normally have to bear.
  • Thus, if the State were to provide ex gratia compensation, this would not provide an advantage to Cyprus Airways, because it would not alleviate it from any contractual payment due.
  • The Commission considers that this measure constitutes operating aid, as it would alleviate the company from normal costs of operating its activities.
  • The State intervention should not alleviate Mesta AS from pension obligations incurred in the past but only from structural disadvantages for the future (i.e., as of 2003 onwards).
  • That is the essence of our policy, which is designed to alleviate the sickness from which Europe is now suffering.
  • However, in the case of Larco, a Greek administrative court decided to alleviate the company from the obligation to pre-pay 25 % of the tax fine, replacing it with the obligation to deposit letters of guarantees of just EUR 1,5 million.
  • Hopefully that will alleviate their pain.
  • Only my bliss can alleviate her pain.
  • Rotigotine alleviates signs and symptoms of idiopathic Parkinson's disease.
  • This announcement helped alleviate market tensions.
  • People will do anything to alleviate their anxiety.
  • These investments were able to alleviate the crisis significantly.
  • Helping marginalised groups make healthy choices can alleviate social and economic inequalities;
  • Therefore mines can benefit, temporarily, from aid to alleviate the social and regional consequences of the restructuring.
  • This regulation permits Member States to alleviate the oil price increases.
  • At present, not enough funding is being earmarked to alleviate these constraints.
  • A majority of MEPs say the agreement will help alleviate economic, migratory and security problems.

Alternatives:

  • alleviate from

alleviate by

This phrase is not correct in English.

The correct preposition to use with 'alleviate' is 'by'. For example, 'He alleviated his stress by practicing mindfulness.'
  • That is the root of the current problem which the central banks are trying to alleviate by placing even more money in circulation or putting up interest rates.
  • Pramipexole alleviates Parkinsonian motor deficits by stimulation of dopamine receptors in the striatum.
  • These flanking measures will help alleviate the concerns expressed by the Committee on Development and Cooperation.
  • With the help of projects of this kind, attempts will be made to alleviate the trauma caused by the experiences undergone by many displaced persons, especially children.
  • The use of land set aside under the arable crop scheme for the marketing year 2004/05 could alleviate the situation by permitting the temporary storage of the timber concerned.
  • For the past few weeks, I, as chairman of the Committee on Budgets, have led the trialogue delegation seeking to alleviate the damage caused by Annex XV.
  • The EU has made efforts to alleviate the challenges faced by the country in the aftermath of the disaster.
  • Provision has been made for aid to be granted to the two regions to alleviate the damage suffered by all those affected by the floods.
  • Thirdly, to alleviate the shock caused by grubbing-up, there must be an increase in planting, which can start with the 3 % which is being debated.
  • It is in fact the deadlock of your essentially humanitarian policy to alleviate the damage caused by the military occupation and the war that is the biggest failure.
  • I agree with and support, therefore, the appeal launched by six EU Mediterranean Member States for the creation of a Solidarity Fund to help alleviate the effects posed by immigration.
  • This should also alleviate the complexities faced by the competent authority in relation to the burden of the proof by limiting it, in the first instance, to proving that the damage occurred at a certain date.
  • Is it ready to look at all proposals that might alleviate competition distortions caused by odometer fraud?
  • Due to the exceptional nature of those combined circumstances and the resulting financial difficulties for beneficiaries, it is necessary to alleviate those difficulties by making it possible for beneficiaries to absorb losses until a stabilisation of markets is reached.
  • - We alleviate that pain not by fixing or fighting our own demons but by harming the people that remind us of our demons. by harming the people that remind us of the things that we don't like about ourselves.
  • 2.15 requests the Commission to widen the scope of the guidelines on multi-platform approaches to include traditional service channels, in addition to on-line services, so as to alleviate the problems caused by the digital divide;
  • requests the Commission to widen the scope of the guidelines on multi-platform approaches to include traditional service channels, in addition to on-line services, so as to alleviate the problems caused by the digital divide;
  • Hopefully that will alleviate their pain.
  • Only my bliss can alleviate her pain.
  • Rotigotine alleviates signs and symptoms of idiopathic Parkinson's disease.

Alternatives:

  • alleviate by

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