The counties -- Essex, Hudson, Mercer and Camden -- would be relieved of the cost of the offices at a rate of 10percentt a year until the state assumes complete responsibility.
Donor funding and strategic public health alliances will be sought to make it possible not only to sustain the financial viability of antivenom production partnerships, but also to ensure that patients are relieved of the costs of antivenom so that poverty is no longer a barrier to the treatment of this important, but grossly neglected public health emergency.
And the city will be relieved of all operational costs".
And Mr. Obama is expected to argue that to the extent that states and local governments are relieved of school construction costs, they must avoid further layoffs of teachers.
So the state is robbed of its deserved returns of investment, and public services are worsening – but is the state at least relieved of the associated costs and financial burden?
But LTV's costs are sure to be lower than most other integrated producers'.W.L. Ross will be relieved of LTV's "legacy costs"—the ruinous health-care and pension benefits that steel-industry bosses granted workers in the 1980s and 1990s in exchange for wage cuts.
On his retirement in 1869 he had retained his offices of sheriff, returning officer and registration officer but was relieved of these in 1872 in cost-cutting measures by the Nelson Provincial Council.
Carriers can benefit from early detection; non-carriers can be relieved of the stress of uncertainty about risk, and the costs of lifetime testing by cardiac imaging.
When employers are relieved of health insurance responsibilities, individual industries should, of course, pay realistic shares of costs of workers' compensation and unemployment insurance.
They were also relieved of the standard feeling of being severely ripped off for a ride that costs about $30, or a dollar a minute.
They are relieved of distraction.
