Sentence examples for relieve troubled from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain's call for a new trust to relieve troubled financial companies of their bad loans — much like the Resolution Trust Corporation, which was created after the savings and loan crisis of the late 1980s — dramatizes how far he has backtracked from a career as a deregulator who opposed bigger government.

Super Bowl champions the New England Patriots have yet to play their first game in the brand-new CMGI Field and now they never will, because Gillette just stepped in to relieve troubled CMGI of the onerous financial burden of paying the Patriots for the naming rights.

The narrator's descriptions of this futuristic society do little to defuse the air of familiarity those with access to the latest technologies flock to stores in order to relieve the troubles of their mortality, while those who can't afford robotic appendages are left wandering the streets, trapped within the limits of their "organic" bodies.

For many whites, his public canonization relieved their otherwise troubled racial conscience.

Mario Draghi, the president of the central bank, won nearly unanimous support from the bank's board to buy vast amounts of government bonds, a move that would relieve investor pressure on troubled countries but also effectively spread responsibility for repaying national debts to the euro zone countries as a group.

After such a smooth transition, Miss Megawati is entitled to feel relieved, whatever troubles lie ahead.

For example, once someone is in trouble, you can talk to him/her and relieve his/her pain and grief.' (Participant 5, 28 years old female patient) 'Spirituality is found in the sincere work.

Mr. Peres said Israel would also begin taking immediate steps to relieve the economic troubles suffered by the Palestinians.

OnLive was acquired by Lauder Partners, in a deal that was designed to relieve its financial troubles.

Thereafter euro-zone rescue funds could recapitalise troubled banks to relieve already-weak sovereigns from the extra burden of collapsed banks.

Madge sticks around for Guy's premieres Madonna's insistence that her marriage to Guy Ritchie isn't in trouble will relieve backers of her husband's new movie, RocknRolla.