Sentence examples for relief price from inspiring English sources

She promised to deliver on every promise from a campaign program filled with expensive handouts like tax relief, price supports and cash subsidies to the elderly.

Congestion-relief pricing projects in Germany, Norway, South Korea, Canada and Singapore have demonstrated that a significant number of drivers will alter their driving habits to avoid paying peak-hour prices, thereby easing congestion and reducing environmental effects for the benefit of the entire population.

Residential consumers and businesses need relief from price spikes that caused the average monthly electric bill in San Diego to more than double in June, the governor said.

They have linked the staggered payment part to copper prices, which means that the acquirer will get some relief if prices fall further.

But with the total cost of all the various stimulus plans and relief programs priced conservatively at $1.1 trillion, there is real fear we might be heading for a new crisis the moment we leave this one.

But the relief that prices are crawling back up was palpable.

As demand continues to outpace the growth in oil supplies, analysts expect little relief in prices.

Customers are looking for some relief in prices, but it's too soon to evaluate".

And few economic trends point to relief in prices during the warmer weather of the months ahead, a period when drivers take longer road trips.

Oil consumers might soon see some relief from prices that have surged more than 60percentthehe last year after Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest producer, broke ranks with OPEC colleagues and pledged to pump more crude.

That makes George Osborne's concession last week on fuel tax look politically astute - although cutting petrol tax by a penny a litre is not going to provide a great deal of relief with prices reaching £1.33 a litre or more in some parts of the country.