Sentence examples for grant of relief from inspiring English sources

"There is therefore a compelling public interest case against the grant of relief to the applicant [Essendon]." Both Essendon and its suspended coach, James Hird, are arguing that a joint Asada and AFL probe into the club's 2012 supplements program was unlawful.

"They did not examine, for instance, how the revolving door affects the S.E.C.'s regulation of Wall Street, its granting of relief to specific companies, its handling of cases related to the financial crisis or its decisions to drop investigations without bringing charges".

Instead, he appealed for a grant of humanitarian relief.

The Court may give directions to the parties relating to the conduct of the proceedings or otherwise to determine whether the applicant is entitled to the relevant relief sought, and must allow any party opposing the granting of such relief an opportunity to be heard.

Far more important than the $1.4bn was the granting of debt relief at the London conference of 1953.

To restore firearms rights, judges must find that the petitioner "will not likely act in a manner dangerous to public safety" and that "the granting of the relief would not be contrary to the public interest".

The granting of habeas relief is a rare thing these days, but Judge Gergel's order in the Bennett case is remarkable for two other reasons.

Board members say the museum, which offered free admission, tried to do too much programming without a realistic support plan, and it was banking on the reallocation of government grants for relief.

Although the federal government did provide relief during the Depression, Nova Scotia and the two other Maritime provinces were hampered by the federal system of matching grants for relief programs.

But Congress must have a thirty-day period to review any grant of statutory-sanctions relief in a final deal.

But to pretend that we have not allowed his spirit to fester is to grant ourselves a measure of relief that we do not deserve.