The phrase "allow the relief" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or approval is being granted for a form of assistance or alleviation, such as in legal, medical, or humanitarian discussions.
Example: "The committee decided to allow the relief efforts to proceed without further delay."
Alternatives: "permit the assistance" or "grant the aid".
WASHINGTON (RNS) The U.S. Supreme Court will not hear a case involving three employees who were fired by the Christian humanitarian agency World Vision, allowing the relief group to maintain its mandatory statement of faith for its workers.
Money allows the relief team that's working on the ground -- the only folks who can see what's really going on in real time -- to decide whether the millions of victims without homes, power and/or medicine really need tomato puree, or, say, insulin.
The first is situation assessment, an ongoing process that involves gathering and using data from various sources, in order that the extent and details of the damage are fully known, allowing the relief effort to be effectively targeted.
In 2010, Dr Inoue revolutionized the treatment of achalasia, describing for the first time the peroral endoscopic myotomy (POEM), an endoscopic procedure that allows the relief of the functional obstruction at the level of the gastroesophageal junction, combining the minimally invasive nature of an endoscopic procedure with the efficacy of a myotomy.
"It is important for the UN, for the Russians, for others to lean on their clients who are protagonists in this conflict to allow the humanitarian relief to take place," he said.
Don't allow the excitement or relief of the close to cause you to break your demeanor or jeopardize the decision.
U.S. officials said Kerry will travel to the Geneva talks after a brief stop in Israel, where he will hold a third meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has spoken out against any limited deal that would allow the Iranians sanctions relief.
The bill would allow the President to grant relief from executive and international sanctions without congressional review.
By their stubbornness in refusing to allow the rapid distribution of relief supplies, the generals who rule Myanmar are turning the cyclone that struck more than a week ago from a devastating natural disaster into a man-made disaster of huge proportions.
A number of humanitarian agencies, including Oxfam and Doctors Without Borders, along with the United Nations agency that coordinates humanitarian relief, have called on the Council to urge the warring parties to allow the unmolested movement of emergency relief into the country.
