Sentence examples for relief administration from inspiring English sources
With some relief, administration officials said the report had also found no evidence that political pressure from the White House or Pentagon contributed to the mistaken intelligence.
The New Yorker, July 27 , 1935P. 9 Comment on the relief administration having run out o ways to spend millions of dollars.
By Harold Ross and E. B. White The New Yorker, July 27 , 1935P. 9 Comment on the relief administration having run out o ways to spend millions of dollars.
The present findings show that postoperative care, including pain relief, administration of fluids, and warmth, improves recovery and survival after implantation of probes, which is particularly important in genetically modified mice with impaired bodily capacities.
Recovery and survival rates of mice after major surgery were significantly improved by careful management of postoperative intensive care regimens including key supportive measures such as pain relief, administration of fluids, and warmth.
Kent Hughes drafted legislation that became the Unemployment Relief (Administration) Bill, which when enacted in January 1933, forced the unemployed to work for the dole and denied any form of financial assistance to women.
Sessions had an administrative burden in the system of poor relief, the administration of the parish school system.
In conclusion, AO patients experienced significant, but not complete, pain relief from administration of local anesthetics compared with placebo.
Treatment may involve use of drugs for pain relief, oral administration of mineral oil to soften impaction, and surgery.
Even so, the attempt, expected within the next two weeks, will again throw into sharp relief the administration's antipathy to treaties limiting antisatellite weapons, which puts the United States opposite China and Russia, which just this week proposed a new pact banning space weapons.
Rather than pledge federal money for poverty relief, the administration is asking Congress for legislation that will "cut taxes on hiring and investment in areas designated as Promise Zones" in order to attract businesses and create jobs.
