Sentence The phrase "relieved against" is not correct as it stands.
You could use the phrase "relieved of" which means to be released or freed from an obligation or responsibility. Example: She was relieved of her duties at the end of the day.
Francona, who replaced Wakefield with Jon Lester, said the Red Sox were unsure if Wakefield could relieve against the Angels.
To relieve against payment of taxes until final termination of the litigation would be to put a premium on dilatory tactics in a situation where under the authority of Currin v. Wallace, Mulford v. Smith, and United States v. Rock Royal Co-operative, Inc., supra, the subject of the Act was clearly one over which the jurisdiction of Congress was complete.
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.
The Damselfly relieves against chafing and front pressure.
Kanell relieved Chandler against the Giants and completed 15 of 36 passes for 166 yards as the Falcons (2-4) lostheirir third in a row.
The Minister struggled through an inert mass of people until he reached the yard behind the church, where he relieved himself against a sliver of dusty blue wall, watching with interest as it turned as vivid as the Virgin's cloak.
Hansen rested until August 22, when he relieved Curt Simmons against the Cincinnati Reds; he pitched innings, allowing two runs on three hits, walking two, and absorbing a fourth loss.
The defeats by New Zealand and South Africa extended the team's losing run to five matches and while the mounting pressure was relieved with success against Samoa, the outlook for the month hinges on the result against the Wallabies.
