Mr. Moussaieff took the relief to England and then applied for an export license to ship it to Israel.
Before the evolution of the tiered bullpen, with left-handed specialists, setup men and a closer, teams often relied on top starters to take the ball in relief a few times a season.
Parents, let's take the lead, to the relief of students and school administrators, and set a reasonable departure plan.
Spielberg takes the intricate relief and symbolic condensations of John Ford or Jean Renoir or, God knows, Robert Bresson, and irons them flat, to produce the bigness — the pompous bombast — of "War Horse".
With more than 140 groups raising money for victims of the World Trade Center attacks, State Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer said yesterday that he planned to take the lead in coordinating the relief efforts of private charities.
But with the game heading for a turgid stalemate at the break, United sprang in to life to take the lead, much to the relief of the Old Trafford faithful.
George Bush deserves no criticism whatsoever if he took over the relief effort he would have been chastised, but because he didn't he was still chastised.
But the government and Ssangyong's main creditor, the state-owned Korea Development Bank, insisted that SAIC as the majority shareholder take the lead in providing cash relief.
It will take the quick arrival of humanitarian relief and high-level international political muscle to bring the nightmarish situation to an end and prevent a slaughter.
Admiral Allen said that once the new preventer — which was used by the rig drilling a backup relief well — was installed, there were other steps to be taken before the relief well could resume drilling and intercept the Macondo well.
Diarrheal remedies are products taken for the relief of diarrhea and include bismuth, attapulgite, subsalicylate, and loperaminde hydrochloride products.
