Sentence examples for relief job from inspiring English sources

Both jurisdictions are proposing multiple sites and are expected to offer tax relief, job training grants and other inducements.

The last time the Yankees faced Johnson in a regular-season game was Aug. 18, 1996, a two-inning relief job for the ace starter.

Cameron told the Commons: "To be fair to the transport secretary this is what he said this morning: 'Money is not the issue while we are in this relief job.' That's what he said.

On the day that Manager Joe Girardi announced the worst-kept secret in camp, that Ivan Nova and Freddy Garcia had won rotation spots and Bartolo Colon earned a relief job, his satisfaction was tempered by his concern about Feliciano, whose unavailability would leave the Yankees without a second left-hander in the bullpen.

Newman and Jacobs present evidence that now widely-hailed parts of the safety net woven during the New Deal (particularly poor relief, job creation, and old age support) and then during the Great Society (particularly Medicare and poverty programs) at the time faced considerable public ambivalence and even resistance.

By securing the last four outs in last year's World Series for the Diamondbacks, Johnson duplicated his three-inning relief job for the Seattle Mariners in the fifth game of the first round of the 1995 playoffs, making sure the Yankees lost the series.

In his budget message to Congress, Obama invoked the value of fairness, but his budget proposals don't create government programs — such as guaranteed-income measures or large numbers of relief jobs — that would establish equality from the top down.

Instead of articulating a radical democratic vision and fighting for homeowners, workers and poor people in the form of mortgage relief, jobs and investment in education, infrastructure and housing, the administration gave us bailouts for banks, record profits for Wall Street and giant budget cuts on the backs of the vulnerable.

Mark Malloch-Brown, the director of the United Nations Development Program, put a sharp edge on the problem last week when he said the United Nations would have no problem performing some repair or relief jobs while the military allies worked on similar issues elsewhere in the country.

A pair of right-handers bidding for relief jobs had rough outings.

Administration insiders are fond of reminding people that the right economic programs -- mortgage relief, jobs programs, stronger financial reform -- can't get through Congress right now.