Sentence examples for given relief from inspiring English sources

"No terrorist can be given relief," he said.

"As the city can afford it, everyone else who was asked to pay should be given relief.

Tiger Woods was given relief from a similar area at Whistling Straits and hit several shots from sand that looked a lot like waste bunkers to me.

It is not without character, its smooth surface given relief by elements of its frame that push the fabric out at whimsical angles.

Radley Balko, in an article for Slate, noted that none of the five men were given relief because of concerns that they had been unfairly treated by the criminal justice system.

Most of those households and businesses forced out of their properties by flooding in Cumbria and Lancashire are to be given relief from council tax and business rates, the government's Cobra emergency committee agreed.

We need to give relief to doctors.

Giving relief to the destitute is both unwise and unfair.

However, measures he introduced to give relief to homeowners facing foreclosure have had a negligible impact.

For those who get worked up about gender typecasting, Paul Hoppe's "Hat" will give relief.

"I can't see any reason at all to give relief to frozen plans".