Sentence examples for requests for relief from inspiring English sources
Struggling borrowers, the agency said, submitted requests for relief and "waited nearly a year before receiving an update".
Struggling borrowers submitted requests for relief and "waited nearly a year before receiving an update," the report said.
The stubborn insistence of European officials that nothing is wrong with this picture probably means these officials will not respond constructively to Athens's reasonable requests for relief.
A district court judge in New Orleans, Helen Berrigan, said that in light of the appeals court ruling, she would hold off on a decision on the players' requests for relief from the suspensions.
It has been used to coordinate requests for relief efforts, track victims in camps and shelters, and coordinate volunteers in the 2005 Pakistan earthquake, the 2006 mud slide in the Philippines, the 2007 earthquake in Peru and the 2008 earthquake in China.
In March, the Trial Chamber issued a decision granting many of the Prosecution's requests for relief and ordered Serbia and Montenegro to produce various documents—or, in the event of non-production, to provide explanations of the steps taken to locate the documents (Prosecutor v. Milošević 12 April 2006, para. 14).
The problem was that Ms. Lantz hadn't filed her request for relief within a two-year statute of limitations imposed by the I.R.S.
It is believed that the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention - which was considering Assange's request for relief - has ruled in his favour, according to the BBC.
Yet despite this admonition, in their request for relief, plaintiffs have shown little respect for the parameters of liability that were so precisely delineated by the appellate court.
"We are very grateful that the Mississippi supreme court has granted Michelle Byrom's request for relief from her death sentence," Byrom's attorney, David Calder, told CNN on Monday.
"Their extreme request for relief invites questions on how they came to the observations and conclusions in their declaration," William H. Neukom, Microsoft's general counsel, said yesterday.
