Sentence examples for which reliefs from inspiring English sources

The report says: "HMRC should identify which reliefs it considers require monitoring and evaluation and publish this information to enable Parliament to decide which reliefs may require further scrutiny or legislative change".

The most obvious one is to establish a standing fund on which relief agencies can draw.

But Seaver, a former broadcaster, did criticize the current era, in which relief pitchers are often employed.

The country's official press is peddling a fantasy in which relief is reaching all the victims and farmers in the delta the country's main rice-growing region are already planting their next crop.

The motion says that the United States District Court in Pensacola lacks subject-matter jurisdiction over some claims raised in the suit and that other parts of the lawsuit fail to state claims upon which relief can be granted.

A DAY AFTER DISASTER, MANAGER EXPLAINS HIMSELF St. Louis's Tony La Russa took the blame for several questionable moves in World Series Game 5, including a failure to properly communicate which relief pitchers to warm up.

I see now that in rejoicing at the change in weather, we were partaking of an age-old ritual in which relief mingled with triumph at having withstood the vicissitudes of nature.

[cartoon id= a13539"] Six weeks after the storm, the Burmese government and international-aid groups were still negotiating the rules under which relief workers could operate in the delta.

The resolution with which relief evolution can be predicted may be increased by a factor of 2 by using spatially distributed datasets.

The nature of the breach of duty against which relief is sought.

Since the Swiss case is "civil proceedings in which relief is claimed against the president," presidential immunity is constitutionally unavailable six months after serving the required notice.