Sentence examples similar to a relief charge from inspiring English sources
Joy came to Stanford Hospital in 2003 and worked in the Cardiovascular ICU as an RN and relief Charge Nurse before working as a Nurse Practitioner in the Pre-Op Anesthesia Department in 2007.
Then, three years later: In 1978, the government filed a motion for supplemental relief, charging that the Trump company had not complied with the 1975 agreement.
Some travelers, particularly business managers who are not paying for the seats out of their own pockets, may even find it a relief to be charged more if it would lead to less-crowded planes.
But according to the NCAA rules, a relief pitcher is not charged with any run scored by a runner who reaches base on a fielder's choice that puts out a runner left on base by a preceding pitcher.
Tuesday, he had taken charge as a relief worker.
"IT MUST be borne in mind," Britain's chancellor of the exchequer told the House of Commons in his budget speech, "that in every case exemption means a relief to A at the charge of B".
Pedro Reina is currently working with the Center for the New Economy as a member of the Executive Committee in charge of a relief fund for hurricane victims in Puerto Rico, created in part through the donation of $100,000.00 by the Baton Rouge Area Foundation.
Because of uncertainties of who was in charge and when a relief flight might be launched, Mr. Krikalev was asked to stay aboard to keep Mir running while giving up his scheduled return seat to another astronaut.
Speaking by phone from his offices in Tallahassee, Fla., Crump said Saturday it came as a relief that prosecutors acted swiftly in charging Oliver with murder just six days after the shooting.
"When I read the charges, it was kind of a relief," she said.
