Sentence examples for would have relieved from inspiring English sources

Usually, Chamberlain or Robertson would have relieved him.

That would have relieved a big headache for the Republican establishment.

He accordingly refused several educational posts that would have relieved his poverty, fearing that they might compromise his freedom of judgment.

"I would have relieved you of your post," he said "I think it's inexcusable that you did not know about this".

New schools and bridges would have relieved the public of both the fear and, in some degree, the reality, of national decline.

Mr. Paul told Secretary Clinton if he had been president at the time of the Benghazi attack that he would have relieved her from her job, for not knowing about appeals for more security.

The shift from publicly funded to privately funded elective PCIs with stenting from 2000 would likely have relieved the economic pressure on the public sector.

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If he had been 90, we would have been relieved at his merciful end.

Then the pressure on the government's own books would have been relieved.

So overrun were Wales that they would have been relieved to be only 16 points down.