Sentence examples for need to relieve from inspiring English sources

Patients in serious pain are being denied the drugs they need to relieve their suffering and access to specialist clinics, according to the Patients Association.

In one meeting, he pretended to need to relieve himself of his last Diet Coke so he could get out into the corridor to retch.

But more often America, along with the other members of the Security Council, has acknowledged the need to relieve the burden innocent Iraqis bear for their leader's intransigence.

The ageing population and need to relieve the burden on the NHS from older people becoming avoidably unwell mean the advice should be followed, and doing so would save money for councils and the NHS, Nice said.

To operate you stick your hand into the blender (with or without "smoothie lotion") and turn the blender on mix, liquidize or pulse, depending on the level of massage you need to relieve your stress.

"We have reached a point where we cannot further burden the players, but need to relieve them.

He also needs to relieve himself".

Railtrack accepts that investment is desperately needed to relieve bottlenecks.

Growth is needed to relieve debt pressure, but its bureaucracy and politics often overwhelm economics.

Churchill said he needed to relieve himself and asked for some privacy.

The caller said the restaurant could explode, so they needed to relieve the pressure.