Sentence examples for be relieved from some from inspiring English sources
Firstly, the owners of three million smaller unincorporated businesses will be relieved from some of the burden of accounting for tax purposes, with a new system of "cash accounting" coming in - after formal consulation - for those whose turnover is less than £77,000 a year.
By contrast Syx(1 800), which is likely to be relieved from some auto-inhibitory constraint [21], bound both Rnd1 and Rnd3 (Figure 2C).
In order to succeed, the U.S. negotiators also should be relieved from the political pressure to produce some immediate results that could be presented as a "breakthrough" to the American and international audience.
Radiologists may be relieved from work that could be performed by radiographers.
who may be relieved from teaching duties as a result of such additional responsibilities.
Tsvangirai told a news conference in Johannesburg: "President Mbeki needs to be relieved from his duty".
They want to be relieved from insecurity, which threatens them with constant eviction.
For in the present litigation, petitioner has not convinced any court that he may properly be relieved from all confinement.
The city has asked to be relieved from the limits of the decree, known as the Handschu agreement.
If he is to be relieved from the usual punitive consequences, it is on no account because he is innocent of the offense described.
