Sentence examples for will get a relief from inspiring English sources

R: Because I know my problem is when I have documentation I will get a relief.

(R13, male, Nigeria) R: Because I know my problem is when I have documentation I will get a relief.

But because the Rangers have raised ticket prices in four of the past five seasons, fans will get a little relief.

Pensioner households that have to pay this unpopular property tax will get a special relief of £200 ($380) in the fiscal year starting in April.Another unpopular property tax is stamp duty, which is paid by house-purchasers.

"We're gratified medical research and other non-defense discretionary programs will get a modicum of relief from sequestration's bitter pill but it's not enough to meet the expectations of patients waiting for new treatments and cures".

California's hard-hit water districts will get a shot at relief.

Rich buyers of £2m houses or exploiters of tax reliefs will hurt but millionaires who aren't moving house or using those reliefs will get a very big tax cut indeed.

California's hard-hit water districts will get a chance to ask regulators for relief.

A hundred and twenty thousand families, by continuing that tax cut, will get an additional $500 billion in tax relief in the next 10 years, and their income is an average of $8 million.

But while transfer taxes are becoming more of a sticking point in this market, it is unlikely the commercial real estate market will get any relief.

It certainly looks highly improbable that Labour will get any relief from its agonies when the result of the leadership contest is announced next month.