Sentence examples for relief take from inspiring English sources

Deficit-reduction, infrastructure, education, health care, poor relief: take your pick.

"To be convicted of a rather serious felony charge and then obtain a certificate of relief takes some doing".

Comic Relief said in a statement: "Comic Relief takes the business of making grants and managing the money so generously donated by the public extremely seriously.

In 1995 Shlomo Moussaieff, a prominent London collector, paid about $15,000 to buy a relief taken from the site of the spectacular seventh-century palace at Nineveh.

Mr. Vladek said that while the F.T.C. and other agencies determined that American Tax Relief took in about $60 million between January 2004 and October 2008, its continued business since then has probably pushed the total to more than $100 million.

It raised more than £1m for charity but the audience for BBC1's Let's Dance for Comic Relief took the ratings equivalent of a tumble on the dancefloor.

The delivery of relief took place after a day of intense debate at the White House over how to respond to an Isis army that has caused mass civilian displacement as it moves closer to previously stable Iraqi Kurdistan.

Reminiscences about the adult Schwitters invariably describe how he used to keep his head bowed when out of doors, obsessively scavenging for bits of junk for his collages, constructions and sculptures.The barn relief takes no recognisable, figurative form though its ascending central shape is wing-like, and one modelled area may evoke a face with huge, goggling eyes.

However, nearly 30% of migraineurs report dissatisfaction with acute therapies [37], with the most common complaint being that pain relief takes too long [22]; close to 90% of patients express a willingness to try new acute treatments [23, 24].

Maybe for Duarte, relief took precedence over ecstasy.

Because the crash site was 83 mile away, medical relief took three hours to arrive.