Sentence examples for merited relief from inspiring English sources
The angst of a grandmother who had seen An Ideal Husband three times merited relief, so I showed her the boarding pass.
As a result, there would be no financial pressures to impose new tariffs to fund the program, although the president would still be authorized to grant tariff remedies to domestic industries that could prove to the ITC that they merit relief.
"All individuals who survived the Holocaust bear scars, and all merit relief".
Therefore, the court appears to have equated a "rejection" of legal votes with the failure to count legal votes, while at the same time recognizing that a sufficient number of such votes must have been rejected to merit relief.
Even when asylum seekers get the opportunity to see a judge, it can be difficult to prove that their fears merit legal relief.
Asked whether the games industry merited this kind of relief, he said: "I'm an evangelist, but I personally think games will be the dominant art form of this century – so the industry's got incalculable value.
They argued that since recently acquired pitcher Tim Leary and first baseman Franklin Stubbs each had received increases--but only to salaries comparable to Howell's--and the fact that Howell made 62 relief appearances merited him a raise.
While proponents say the airlines have unique problems that merit special relief, others say that giving pension relief to the airlines would prompt other troubled industries to demand relief as well, leading to further pension deficits and putting benefits at risk.
Return visits are merited.
Hardy argued for the pay increases, claiming increases would "give merited and much needed relief...[and] will be entirely justified by the increased good of the service".
