Sentence examples for relief for each from inspiring English sources

relief for each violation of the order after it becomes final.

The audience votes – by text, on the night, with a donation to Comic Relief for each vote.

The records, mainly in Swedish, were "very thorough," he said in an interview, and "for comic relief, for each year there was a thick box labeled self-nominations," which are ineligible.

The proposed deal would provide an average of about $20,000 in relief for each of some 1 million homeowners nationwide, much of that in the form of reduced principal on their mortgage.

By increasing the capacity of relief bases for each relief commodity at the beginning, the objective function starts decreasing exponentially because of decreases in unsatisfied demand.

Relief for outpatients Each maternity hut is staffed with four auxiliary nurse midwives, four paramedics and three doctors, and equipped with basic medical equipment and furniture.

The conceptual design stage consists of the following steps: deciding on the location of pressure relief devices, selecting the general type of pressure relief device for each identified location, i.e. safety valve and/or bursting disc (rupture disc), or other relief device, and selecting the special features for the chosen device type.

XCOM 2, which pits your human resistance force (namely XCOM) against the alien occupiers of Earth (read our interview from 2015 for more story background), communicates a feeling of brutal intelligence; it makes you feel clever and genuinely overwhelmed with relief for succeeding with each mission, but that success is never easily earned.

While Relief uses, for each individual, a single nearest neighbor in each class, ReliefF, a variant of Relief, uses multiple nearest neighbors, and thus is more robust when the dataset contains noise [ 18].

England's Luke Donald will donate $5,000 to the relief fund for each of his birdies at Augusta, while Ryo Ishikawa has committed to handing his entire season's earnings in the same direction.

In a country with one of the world's longest coastlines and thousands of islands, it has come as a welcome relief for many Greeks, boosting demand each year.