Sentence examples for be relieved of service from inspiring English sources
To be relieved of service until the next working day after a night shift was protective (decreased rate of depressive symptoms).
The MPs want ITV to be relieved of its public service broadcasting obligations and other regulatory burdens as soon as possible in order to alleviate the financial pressure it is under and allow regional news to continue.
In many cases, the legislative branch has been relieved to be relieved of these issues.
Under the initiative, eligible countries are relieved of debt servicing obligations - subject to the condition that the money saved is channelled to poverty reduction and other social investments for the poorest segments of their societies.
Estates held in pronoia had become hereditary possessions of their landlords, who ignored or were relieved of the obligation to render military service to the government.
But the slide gathered pace and, three months after his arrival, the man who had paid a club record £37m for his services had been relieved of his duties.
After three days, the unrest was suppressed and she returned to service, though Caubet was relieved of command for failing to control his crew.
In July, the Veterans Corps was mustered out of service, and McKinley and Carroll were relieved of their duties.
On the other, they are relieved of the duty of impartiality that has been at the core of Britain's civil service since the mid-19th century.
"Because of this, those personnel are being relieved of their assignments, returned to their place of duty, and are being replaced by other secret service personnel.
