Sentence examples for reliefs off from inspiring English sources

Consular officials were crowbarring reliefs off temple walls; travellers were looting depositories of documents; dealers were tearing illustrations out of manuscripts - and artists were forging visions of harems and indolence and cruelty and passing them off as reality.

"It certainly takes some relief off, wondering if you are going to win out here," said Gogel, who will turn 31 on Saturday.

That may not have squared with the rules of the outgoing Basel 1 accord, which offered capital relief on off-balance-sheet activities, but it did fit international accounting rules on consolidation.

But once the relief wore off, my eager mind once again brought up the infamous question: What now?

This relief tapers off for firms making £10,000-£50,000, withethe bizarre effect that the marginal rate of tax they pay will increase from 20% now to 22.5%.

This is bound to change though as the new social investment tax relief gets off the ground and IFAs start to realise its potential.

Once the heady cocktail of euphoria and relief wears off, the real fascination about France's qualification for Brazil 2014 will be dissected in private conversations at the headquarters of the French Football Federation.

Participants in The Great Sport Relief Bake Off, it's true, are eagerly called celebs - but then all kinds of rules are set aside when a show is for charity.

It's just just as well because there's plenty more to come and the Organ Grinder team will be live-blogging all the way tonight as Comic Relief kicks off from 7pm.

Cynics will see Balls's sudden reinvention as a TV personality – cooking on The Great Comic Relief Bake Off; donning the Strictly sequins – as another political campaign, a ruse to pursue the old dogged ambition by other means.

The debt total now amounts to about 175% of Greek GDP and the IMF has long felt that without at least some long-term relief – writing off a proportion of the debt – Greece's borrowing is unsustainable.