Sentence examples similar to relieving- from inspiring English sources

When they observe happy children with complex needs who appear to behave and look well treated, do inspectors whack out generous "outstanding" judgments as a way of rewarding the school for relieving society of its guilt about what to do with disabled children, rather than basing the grading on whether students are being fully extended to learn?

The good news is that tasks such as education and counselling are increasingly being successfully allocated to non-specialists, relieving the burden on scarcer personnel such as nurses and ultimately allowing more people to be treated.

Nice is expected to say that exhaustive research has shown that manipulation of a patient's spine can be effective in relieving the symptoms of low back pain and recommend that GPs refer sufferers for up to nine sessions with an osteopath, chiropractor or physiotherapist who is trained in manipulation, or an acupuncturist.

Relieving the parties of their responsibility for allocating funds would increase the chances of one of the main partners in the executive – the DUP and Sinn Féin – walking away and collapsing the institutions.

But for now this technique is much more likely to assist in quantum computing than relieving idiots of their appendages.

But Cameron also plans to drive forward on a 24/7 NHS because he sees it as an important way of relieving the rising pressure on both hospitals and GP surgeries.

Research published in The International Journal of the History of Sport last year found that having "dual careers" provides motivation for training and preparation, stimulating athletes intellectually and relieving stress.

The oil price has rebounded, reducing the likelihood of outright deflation and thus relieving some of the pressure on bond yields.

Spiralling to the planets expresses something in human nature that relieving poverty, however noble a cause that is, does not.

China and other Asian economies should indeed let their currencies rise, relieving pressure on the euro.

Many governments ensure that they take a fat wad of cash from motorists in the form of petrol tax (among the many other methods of relieving drivers of money).