Sentence examples for relevant relief from inspiring English sources

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.

While such a person would previously have had to take out a legal action for damages separately from any judicial review proceedings, since May 2011 it has been possible for a person who has successfully obtained prerogative orders or a declaration to ask the High Court to also award him or her "relevant relief", that is, a liquidated sum, damages, equitable relief or restitution.

In a preliminary study by Sánchez et al. [ 80], the outcomes were less satisfactory: 57% only of patients reported a clinically relevant relief of pain.

The advantage of more than 1.5 days of the two Hydrocortisone acetate concentrations in the time to response is expressed in the hazard ratios that indicate a 2.4-fold (95%-CI: 1.7 3.3; HC-ac 2.5%) or a 2.2-fold (95%-CI: 1.6; 3.1; HC-ac 1.0%) higher chance to achieve an early relevant relief (≥50% of baseline severity) from symptoms than under the lower-concentrated hydrocortisone.

Other questions that rest with the world community become relevant: debt relief for developing countries, for example.

The vasoconstrictor action of sumatriptan on extracerebral arteries could be relevant to relief migraine pain.

The stronger the association, the better the possibility that relevant disaster relief policies will enhance resilience.

These data suggested that the vasoconstrictor action of sumatriptan evident in extracranial arteries and in the cavernous portion of the ICA could be relevant to relief migraine.

Such a model could potentially provide a link between socio-cultural information about the people affected and the relevant humanitarian relief organizations.

Extracting data of Haiti earthquake, Crooks and Wise (2013) proposed a model that can potentially help to link socio-cultural information about the people affected with relevant humanitarian relief organizations whereas Dalal et al. (2011) proposed a model for eliciting expert opinions.

Patients in sham groups with their purely unspecific agents only gained clinically relevant pain relief in less than 50%% of cases.