Sentence examples for established relief from inspiring English sources

In addition, a large number of private and nongovernmental organizations within Japan and worldwide soon established relief funds to aid victims and assist with rescue and recovery efforts.

Haitian children and families not only need life's basics and the ongoing generosity of Americans through established relief organizations, they need some semblance of joy restored in their lives - and the dignity that new clothes bring.

"Monetary contributions to established relief agencies are always the best way to help [in disaster situations]." In the not too distant future, media will turn its attention elsewhere and the desire to help Ecuador will diminish.

"Our troops are helping the civil administration in establishing relief camps, provide doctors and necessary administration work".

It would also require states that accept funding under the bill to establish "relief from disability" programs to allow persons previously adjudicated mentally ill or committed to a mental institution to get their gun privileges restored.

The API committee agreed to include an analytical method in the 6th edition of API Standard 521 to establish relief loads for pressure relief devices and to design depressuring systems for the fire scenario.

The global messages told the world what UNICEF stood for, and allowed the organization major influence in establishing relief priorities in what was a very competitive environment for relief agencies.

And after the battle of Fredericksburg, in December 1862, he established a relief depot at Aquia Landing to which wounded soldiers could be evacuated.

For example, he said, International SOS workers in Jakarta established a relief fund that still exists, after the earthquake and tsunami that struck Sumatra, Indonesia, in late 2004.

That same year, several British entertainment figures established Comic Relief, a night of performances by Britain's leading comics and other celebrities, broadcast by the BBC, with the goal of raising money and awareness to fight poverty in Africa.

The Children's Aid Society established a relief hub at Curtis High School in the St. George neighborhood of Staten Island, working with school staff members to distribute clothing and food to families in the area, and to provide counseling.