Sentence examples for citizens relief from inspiring English sources

replace power lines — but relief for citizens, relief for fuel costs," said the city manager, Rod Swope, who also warned that assistance, even if it was granted, would not be available for months.

Organised by veterans of Occupy Wall Street, the citizen relief group known as Occupy Sandy emerged in response to the unprecedented damage done to New York City by Superstorm Sandy in October 2012.

As Iraq has begun raising larger sums for goods to relieve citizens' hardships, relief organizations have asked Mr. Annan to look at longer-term development projects in Iraq.

In "The War on Alcohol" (Norton), she urges us to put aside our interest in the many ways involuntarily temperate citizens sought relief, so that we can consider the federal government's strenuous attempts to stop them.

Paxton has asked Hanen to add DACA to a current lawsuit he and other states filed last year against Deferred Action for Parent Arrivals, another program by the Obama administration designed to grant undocumented parents of US citizens deportation relief.

Some countries go so far as to require contractors to pay for temporary relocation of citizens seeking relief from construction noise (BSM 2012).

At the same time, the Dept. of Agriculture announced that the average citizen on relief can legitimately spend $4.90 a month for food, or roughly five cents a meal.

Many ordinary citizens sighed with relief when the military stepped in, and looked the other way as it installed an unprecedented system of repression.

Reeling from the financial Panic of 1819, many of the state's citizens demanded debt relief.

However having government documentation of this class of citizens would encourage relief efforts to be more sensitive to their needs.

As for inmates serving federal sentences for weed possession, you might want to put another hundred in their commissary, because they aren't getting out of jail any time soon, considering America is one of the only countries in the world that doesn't offer its citizens retroactive ameliorative relief. .