Sentence examples for introduced relief from inspiring English sources

By 1970 his "Polish Village" group introduced relief and began building outward from the picture plane, going deeper and deeper into real space.

Accordingly, although no specific new legislation has been introduced, relief for overseas losses will only be available where they may not be utilised in the overseas jurisdiction; Cadbury Schweppes — where it was ruled that CFC rules are only acceptable if they relate to wholly artificial arrangements intended to escape the UK tax normally payable.

Despite this the EU's competition commissioner Joaquín Almunia said he doubted that aid was needed to stimulate video game production, and added that he feared giving the UK the green light to introduce relief could spark a subsidy race across the bloc.

"This government has taken measures to help businesses by capping rates and introducing reliefs for smaller businesses.

After that, every team carried one, the way someone introduced the relief pitcher into baseball.

The British government presented the charity with a challenge when it introduced tax relief on donated goods in 2006: how to persuade people dropping off items at charity shops to fill in bothersome tax forms?

The chancellor has previously introduced rate relief, and that may be extended.

Thus, some efficient parallel implementations should be introduced to relief this overhead.

In February 2011, new packaging of Borjomi water presenting a new and more sophisticated modern look was introduced, accentuating relief of the deer image and sign of the manufacturer on the label.

had already introduced foreclosure relief legislation that would have allowed bankruptcy judges to reduce the amount that borrowers owed on their mortgages -- just as they can for credit card balances and other debts.

That is why this government has introduced tax reliefs for high end television and animation.