Sentence examples for granting relief from inspiring English sources

Union leaders said they were particularly annoyed that Mr. Obama had denied their request while granting relief sought by employers.

Granting relief to particular hospitals is sometimes a way for Congress to improve "the equity and fairness" of Medicare payments, Mr. Stark said.

He added: "The Marshall case is just one in which the courts are taking another look at the sentencing phase in capital cases and granting relief".

He was critical of Mr. Obama's unilateral action on Friday, yet he agreed with him in principle to granting relief to those here illegally through no fault of their own.

White House officials emphasized that they were not granting relief to a whole class of people, but would review cases one by one, using new standards meant to distinguish low- and high-priority cases.

When abuse or financial control is established, the I.R.S. will now lean toward granting relief, even if the spouse making the request was aware of the understatement or underpayment of income.

Each time, the report says, the agency granted relief.

The bankruptcy laws we inherited from England granted relief only to traders.

Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers welcomed the news that 22 nations had been granted relief.

Now we have to convince the court to grant relief, not just a reprieve".

The bill would allow the President to grant relief from executive and international sanctions without congressional review.