Sentence examples for extending relief from inspiring English sources

It can be improved by extending relief to Ireland and refining the debt-rescheduling rules of the permanent bailout fund.

David Cobb, head of R&D tax services at Deloitte, said extending relief to firms employing up to 500 workers was likely to attract claims from a broad range of industries.

The court rejected the federal government's argument that extending relief to a wide swath of immigrants would offset the injury to the state by bringing in increased tax revenue and other benefits.

He called for a renewed focus on mobilizing and extending relief.

"We have good evidence that these patients can have extended relief of their symptoms," he said.

It is a new medication (not combined with an analgesic such as acetaminophen) for extended relief for chronic pain.

The document overstates likely tax revenue by assuming that Congress will not extend relief from the Alternative Minimum Tax, even though it is sure to do so.

"It's only fair that the big banks who caused so much job loss in America extend relief to families who've lost their jobs as a result of the financial crisis".

It would cap the value of itemized deductions for high-income taxpayers and use the savings to extend relief from the alternative minimum tax for three years so that the tax does not ensnare millions of middle- and upper-middle-income taxpayers for whom it was never intended.

Other big increases would extend relief to hard-hit communities and pay for efforts to restore the worst of the fire-torn areas, and -- in what administration officials have portrayed as a hallmark of the plan -- greatly increase programs aimed at reducing fire risks by thinning overgrown forests of their smallest, most fire-prone trees, while leaving the largest, most fire-resistant trees behind.

In most cases, relief managers' decisions whether to extend relief work will depend on ministries' estimates of continuing donations.