UK government attitudes to Jewish immigration 1932-48 were consistently hostile, with powers resting with successive home secretaries on who should and should not be granted entry, with the narrow economic argument that some Jewish adult immigration might be possible to help relieve a servant shortage.
One of them took us up to the start of a new blue-run piste, the Bois de L'Ours, opened to relieve any possible congestion near the village of Arc 1950 that is being created.
Whenever possible, ask the child's physician before giving medication, whether it is to reduce a fever, relieve a pain, quiet a cough, settle a queasy stomach or relieve an itchy rash.
Relieve a sunburn with essential oils.
The chronic and comorbid nature of HIV infection necessitate the use of multiple drugs including herbs to relieve symptoms with a possible increase in herb drug interaction cases.
Besides a shared determination to challenge Uefa over the number of midweek dates reserved for its competitions, Glenn said there was a desire in English football to relieve the possible damage fixture pile-ups could do to the national side and the chances of English clubs in Europe.
That the section is a remedial provision and designed to make proof of holding and working for the prescribed period the legal equivalent of proof of acts of location, recording and transfer, and thereby to relieve against possible loss or destruction of the usual means of establishing such acts, is attested by repeatd rulings in the land department and the courts.
His two-year timetable did little to relieve investors' fears about a possible slip in the company's credit rating, which would make it more expensive to borrow and further damage the depressed stock.
It relieved a lot of stress".
Here was the corrective, and who in their right mind would argue that physicians shouldn't try to relieve pain whenever possible?
