Sentence examples for were given relief from inspiring English sources

Radley Balko, in an article for Slate, noted that none of the five men were given relief because of concerns that they had been unfairly treated by the criminal justice system.

They were trying to persuade the commitee that if ITV were given relief from the dreaded contract rights renewal mechanism (CRR) that has governed the sale of ITV airtime since the Carlton- Granada merger back in 2003, it would be a much better place.

Half (50%) of the respondents responded that they were given relief food and feeds for livestock.

Prior to their evacuations, they were given relief supplies, mainly food and water, to survive for five days.

"No terrorist can be given relief," he said.

"As the city can afford it, everyone else who was asked to pay should be given relief.

Tiger Woods was given relief from a similar area at Whistling Straits and hit several shots from sand that looked a lot like waste bunkers to me.

Most of those households and businesses forced out of their properties by flooding in Cumbria and Lancashire are to be given relief from council tax and business rates, the government's Cobra emergency committee agreed.

And if we need to address the economics of palliative care, research shows that patients who are given relief from biological and psychological symptoms use less of more expensive services.

Attention must be paid to ensure that the selection of branches of the economy that are given relief and the amount of the relief are in conformity to the EU regulations on state aid.

Pitching wedge: Shane Lowry hooked his tee shot so far left on the 10th hole at Firestone that he was given relief because the 11th tee was in the way.