Sentence examples for will be relieved of from inspiring English sources

And the city will be relieved of all operational costs".

Mr. Wyman will be relieved of his role immediately, CBS said.

Mr. Derbez issued a terse statement overnight saying the ambassador "will be relieved of his post on Jan . 1.

Our region will be relieved of the shadow of an unnecessary conflict that could have caused worry.

Villagers in Kingskerswell will be relieved of traffic going from Torbay to Newton Abbot thanks to a £76m grant.

The rules govern Catholic Church proceedings that will determine an accused priest's future in the church and whether he will be relieved of his ministry.

Dorries' now ex-colleagues on the Health Select Committee will be relieved to hear less of her views on abortion (she's not a fan).

While Alex Ferguson will be relieved to get out of Romania with the win, must be seriously concerned with his side's many shortcomings in defence.

I think the general public will be relieved to see members of the British armed forces at the venues providing security.

He will be relieved to get the last of them out of the way next Sunday against André Villas-Boas's side.

David Cameron, the old Etonian in charge of the party, will be relieved to learn that by 51% of voters do believe that Margaret Thatcher could still get to the top today compared with 34% who do not.