English-German translation for "relieving"

relieving (also: attenuating, dampening, softening, weakening)

relieving (also: emollient, easing, palliative, staving off)

relieving (also: encouraging, abetting, assisting, helping)

relieving (also: softening, extenuating, alleviating, soothing)

relieving (also: clipping, easing, lightening, alleviating)

relieving {adj.} (also: promotional, subsidiary, providing, encouraging)

relieving {adj.} (also: degrading, mining, working out, dismantling)

relieving {adj.} (also: attenuating, dampening, softening, weakening)

relieving {adj.} (also: decreasing, taking off, baring, diminuendo)

relieving {adj.} (also: remedially, remedying, remedial)

relieving {adj.} (also: repairing, remedying)

relieving {adj.} (also: releasing, unburdening, disburdending, disencumbering)

relieving {adj.} (also: taking off, ousting, removing, unsoldering)

relieving {adj.} (also: delivering, freeing, loosing, releasing)

relieving {adj.} (also: deposing)

to relieve (also: to unburden, to lighten, to release)

relieving (Present participle)

to relieve (also: to oust, to unsolder, to spell, to replace)

relieving (Present participle)

to relieve [relieved|relieved] {vb} (also: to patronize, to encourage, to facilitate, to second)

relieving (Present participle)

to relieve [relieved|relieved] {vb} (also: to abolish, to dismantle, to retrench, to cut)

to relieve [relieved|relieved] {vb} (also: to remedy)

relieving (Present participle)

to relieve [relieved|relieved] {vb} (also: to recover, to cure)

relieving (Present participle)

to relieve [relieved|relieved] {vb} (also: to dull)

relieving (Present participle)

to relieve [relieved|relieved] {vb} (also: to abet, to encourage, to assist, to aid)

relieving (Present participle)

to relieve [relieved|relieved] {vb} (also: to unshackle, to unfetter, to uncage, to liberate)

relieving (Present participle)

to relieve [relieved|relieved] {vb} (also: to soothe, to alleviate, to allay, to abate)

relieving (Present participle)

to relieve [relieved|relieved] {vb} (also: to depose, to divest)

relieving (Present participle)

to relieve [relieved|relieved] {vb}

relieving (Present participle)

to relieve [relieved|relieved] {vb} (also: to lighten, to facilitate, to assuage)

relieving (Present participle)

to relieve [relieved|relieved] {vb} (also: to subdue, to soothe, to alleviate, to allay)

relieving (Present participle)

to relieve [relieved|relieved] (symptoms) {vb} [med.]

relieving (Present participle)

     pain-relieving

     pain-relieving

     relieving arch

     relieving posture

A number of creditors have not yet done anything about relieving the debt.

They're relieving congestion, and they're frankly starting to save some fuel.

Sort of like doing dialysis, but for relieving the parasite load.

Just relieving your arms with armrests takes 20 percent of that load off.

Finally, the G7 noted important advances in relieving the indebtedness of the poorest countries.

By mistake, the export of inhalers for asthma sufferers and of pain-relieving cancer pumps had been banned.

The Commission's proposal to set up a fund for relieving the debts of poor countries is to be welcomed.

A prerequisite for relieving debts is sound financial housekeeping within the governments concerned.

Secondly, cancelling or relieving the debt only makes sense if the rich countries increase their development aid.

All those I've indicated have already been shown to be successfully treated by focused ultrasound relieving the pain, again, very fast.

It is a year in which, based on the concept of the biblical Holy Year, we need to think seriously about relieving the debt of the poorest of the poor.

It is true that we heard a rather timid acknowledgement of the importance of relieving the debt burden on the poorest countries, but no more than that.

The report also puts forward further demands, such as a relieving of the tax burden on companies ' incomes and investments and a reduction in payroll taxes.

Both structural reforms and debt relief are preconditions for what really matters: relieving the poverty and the poor economic outlook.

This week here in Parliament there have been many important reports on the subject of transport, all aimed at relieving congestion and reducing bottlenecks.

We are, as we know, pressing for the adoption of the Statute, which will, while relieving the national budgets of a massive burden, mean additional expenditure for Parliament.