Sentence examples for targeted relief from inspiring English sources

Recently, we provided timely, targeted relief to publicly traded companies, investment companies and others affected by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria.

Democrats are discussing more targeted relief — tax cuts, spending programs or a combination of the two — to help lower- and middle-income Americans who would be hurt the most if the economy falters.

Community foundations can mobilize targeted relief funds in short order, meaning gifts are deployed quickly to agencies that need them.

Nevertheless knowing what these practices are should better equip future missions for providing more targeted relief and novel health care solutions.

We have been accused of beating a dead horse when it comes to our support for either suspension of, or targeted relief from, market-to-market accounting.

I will continue to work with the various caucuses of which I am a member (Congressional Out of Poverty Caucus, Congressional Progressive Caucus, and Congressional Black Caucus) to reach out to the president with specific proposals that will invest in workers, provide targeted relief to the most vulnerable struggling to get by and give the economy the jolt it needs.

A census of disabled individuals in the camp has been completed in order to appropriately target relief services to this vulnerable population, and these individuals received a targeted distribution of tents.

Moreover, data on morbidity and coverage of interventions against the main known risk factors for poor health outcomes (in this instance access to health care post-violence) have been argued to be more useful indicators for targeting relief programmes [ 7].

Together with its precursor isoxanthohumol which can be metabolized in the body by the gut microbiota to 8-PN [ 11], these compounds are indicated as the active ingredients of hop extracts targeting relief of menopausal symptoms [ 12, 13].

"You've targeted the relief to help the wealthy, and the middle-income families are going to get stuck with it," said Senator Benjamin L. Cardin, Democrat of Maryland.

Edward DeMarco, the acting director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, will not permit targeted debt relief for underwater homeowners -- also known as principal reduction -- because he said doing so would threaten the covenant between borrowers and lenders, and encourage those making their payments on time to default and cash in.