Sentence examples for supplemental relief from inspiring English sources

Then, three years later: In 1978, the government filed a motion for supplemental relief, charging that the Trump company had not complied with the 1975 agreement.

The loans were formally called Supplemental Terrorist Activity Relief loans.

But the House failed, as did the Senate, to provide $210 million for debt relief in supplemental spending for the current fiscal year.

He is cosponsoring, with Senator Barack Obama (D Ill)., an amendment to the emergency supplemental bill requiring that relief contracts of $500,000 or more be subject to open bids.

What's more, FEMA's relief structure is supplemental to insurance and many homeowner policies don't include flood damage, but they do fire damage.

A comprehensive emergency relief bill, or supplemental, must pass Congress quickly and without delay.

The supplemental loans are different from disaster relief loans, special low-interest loans provided directly by the S.B.A. to aid businesses directly affected by the terrorist attacks and generally close to the attack sites.

Qualitative analysis of postoperative effectiveness was evaluated by assessment of significant difference (P < 0.05) in pain relief using consumption of supplemental analgesic and pain scores between study groups.

Supplemental livelihoods can offer some poverty relief, which is important given that the value of fish in the local market has apparently changed little for over a decade (Pet-Soede et al. 1999; Supplementary Table S2).

This does not necessarily mean that these patients will not benefit from ARS, but rather that ARS patients often need supplemental PPI therapy to achieve adequate symptom relief.

The Bush administration has much riding on an outcome approximating the latter, but it has done little publicly to describe its postwar plans other than to give lucrative contracts to former business associates in closed bidding and to request $3.5 billion -- a down payment -- for postwar relief and reconstruction in its recent $75 billion supplemental spending bill.