Sentence examples for connection relief from inspiring English sources

Even if the DEP determines that there is a connection, relief may prove unsatisfying or slow to come.

And because of their community knowledge and connections, relief dollars from community foundations can easily adapt to the needs at hand, whether it's food, medical supplies, shelter or something completely unforeseen.

Still, I knew I had to go, and before I left my home in Memphis I established connections with relief and aid groups working inside Syria. .

He also said, "It's time we make the connection between debt relief and epidemic relief, because one reason that many developing countries cannot invest enough in AIDS prevention is that they have to pay such a high proportion of their national budget" for debt.

Excuse the sarcasm, but you can see the connection here: tax relief worth about $1,000 a year for the typical working family, and a misguided plan to goose the fortunes of an industry that has already hauled in profits topping $100 billion this year.

Further, the connections between pain relief and change in motor function of the shoulder will be investigated.

Mr. Bush's position is awkward for Mr. Thune, who had promised voters that his White House connections would bring relief.

Thus, part of the congestion relief effect is achieved while connection quality is kept almost unaltered.

Another applicant hired in January said he had had doubts about the World Vision connection and called the relief group, which told him it had no Brooklyn project.

The law applies to meetings and research surrounding a company's initial public offering, but Sifma is pushing regulators to broaden the relief "in connection with all offerings".

There is also a standing offer for people to come in for so-called no-action relief in connection with a particular token or project.