Sentence examples for comprehensive relief from inspiring English sources

Work on a more comprehensive relief package will continue into the fall, the aides said.

Any push for a bipartisan solution for comprehensive relief has no political value for anyone in Washington.

Interestingly, more than 2000 plants have been documented to be used in traditional systems of medicine and some of these are providing comprehensive relief to the people suffering from CVDs and related complications, specially hyperlipidemia and ischemic heart disease amongst others [4, 12].

The British government, which ruled the whole island at the time, did not offer comprehensive relief help, partly due to an economic doctrine of laissez-faire and partly due to a belief that the famine had been sent from God to improve Ireland, according to Charles Trevelyan, the British administrator in charge of relief.

While the flood insurance measure had overwhelming support from both parties, Democratic legislators from New York and New Jersey on Friday continued to harshly criticize GOP leaders for the long delay in approving a comprehensive relief package for storm victims.

They reasoned then that the military provides comprehensive relief for injuries or death of service members and their families — and that there's no parallel with private liability because the relationship between the government and its armed forces is distinct.

We believe that for some countries, comprehensive debt relief will be required in order to restore debt sustainability.

Our job is to make sure that Khamenei doesn't get comprehensive sanctions relief unless he accepts comprehensive limits on Iran's nuclear program.

To build trust, North Korea appears to want "a transformation of the relationship, and the first step of that would have to be comprehensive sanctions relief," he said.

"This suit seeks to impose not only appropriate civil penalties, but also comprehensive injunctive relief to ensure that Bank of New York's alleged fraud stops now," Mr. Bharara said.

A comprehensive emergency relief bill, or supplemental, must pass Congress quickly and without delay.