Sentence examples for wouldn't relieve from inspiring English sources

With one possible exception, however, even if it did become law it wouldn't relieve the burden of unnecessary regulation. .

Proposals to turn the war over to military contractors wouldn't relieve the U.S. government of having to decide how many fighters and how much money for how long and for what purpose.

But one sister would not meet my eyes, would not relieve my guilt.

Legal experts said that firing Mr. Duncan would not relieve Andersen of liability for his actions.

As many cars would come on the Island as would go off, so it would not relieve our traffic whatsoever".

Van Dorn's reputation in his home state was so bad that "an acquittal by a court-martial of angels would not relieve him of the charge".

A company-centered model of governance would not relieve corporations of the need to provide a return over time that reflected the cost of capital.

Federal facilities account for about 2percentt of California's overall energy use, meaning that even a complete shutdown would not relieve the state of its supply crunch this summer.

But when the minister had had enough of the "odd postures and antic gestures," the deranged speeches, when it became clear that Scripture would not relieve the girls' preternatural symptoms, Parris called in the doctors.

However, legal experts have said that the firing of Mr. Duncan would not relieve Andersen of liability for his actions, either in a criminal case or a civil case.

Giving a greater role to the United Nations and recruiting thousands of foreign soldiers to help patrol Iraq would not relieve the United States of its obligations or extinguish the dangers that American forces face.