relieve of

The state is relieved of the pressure to tax and has no incentive to promote the protection of property rights as a way of creating wealth.

M's wife, a modest and devoted woman, was glad to see her husband relieved of his daily rounds.

He took it for granted that she was doing very well and he was relieved of further worry.

Tony calls someone at CTU Headquarters, claiming that Jack Bauer is out of control and needs to be relieved of his command.

So we went back the next day and she started to feel a little relieved of her headache.

Middle-class women had been relieved of housework and left with a good deal of free time on their hands.

You bowed to me and ran to the take the exams as if relieved of a heavy load, with the bow on your head dancing in the wind.

Francisco, one of the sentinels, is relieved of his watch by Bernardo, another sentinel, and exits while Bernardo remains.

He understood that he was going to die, was relieved of pain, and began to live a full life for the short while he had left.

You were relieved of course, but at the same time you proved yourself that you can do such a thing if you want to.

When Mr Ribadu's anti-corruption investigations got too near the top of government earlier this year, he was promptly relieved of his post.

After being searched and relieved of weapons, the American prisoners were quickly marched into a field.

The general was relieved of his command for disobedience .

He would be relieved of his wretched opinion of the world.

Notwithstanding the verification, the Seller shall not be relieved of its responsibility of design documents under any circumstances.

I expressed a desire to be relieved of the (self-imposed) necessity of focusing 100% on BPL.

Customers might be relieved of their disasters through lawsuits.

The general was relieved of his command.

Many young patients, once relieved of their arthritic pain, may return to a physically active lifestyle after hip arthroplasty.

The Contractor shall then be relieved of his duty to carry out taking -over tests.

The so-called good woman was thus relieved of her guilty feelings and that was great!

If they are exempted from the law, they should also be relieved of subsidies from the taxpayers whose representatives approved it.

In this model the core leadership is largely relieved of direct operational responsibilities, which devolve to the branches and franchises.

This would leave incurably schizophrenic patients relieved of their emotional distress, they believed.

However, in another perspective, she was finally relieved of the pain, I hope she can get rest in peace in heaven.

Curious motorists and hikers on the Appalachian trail are relieved of their sketching pads and cameras and sent on their way.

Ifforce Majeure occurs after a party delays the performance, it shall not be relieved of its obligations.

Relieved of the storage management overhead, hosts can perform other tasks more quickly.

On the other hand being relieved of all the synchronization mess really felt more easy to me.

NIO servers are relieved of this and therefore can scale to larger numbers of users.

For the first time he was relieved of the strain of earning his own bread.

Some lenders also fret that if underwriting becomes too prescriptive, borrowers are relieved of taking responsibility for their own actions.

The minister was relieved of his post.

Olympus has said that Mr. Woodford was relieved of his duties because of differences in management style.

A freighter relieved of its charge of cargo.

He was relieved of his watch.

He was relieved of his job.

When you retire, you will be relieved of the responsibilities.

As people age, they are gradually relieved of the burden of planning for the future, she notes.

He has been relieved of his anxieties.

Lazy British Police Dog Relieved of Duties.

I was relieved of my position director.

People who are relieved of depression show it more after than before.

Soon I was relieved of this extra work.

So it's not clear how many of them have it, or how many are relieved of it through diet.

Not only are you relieved of your accomplishment, you will also give room for your brain to focus on other things instead.

I was relieved of my position.

I am completely relieved of my headache.

I will be relieved of time in order to dilute everything.

The Company shall be relieved of liability for any loss or damage if, and to the extent that, such loss or damage is caused by:

Contractor not Relieved of duties of Responsibilities

be relieved of one's responsibility [-ties]

I'd relax and be relieved of all my panic attacks

Xie Sizhong was relieved of the post of Chairman of the Supervisory Board for Key Large State-Owned Enterprises. (2009. 8. 4)

Be relieved of one's post

Zhao Weisui was relieved of the post as Vice-Minister of Ministry of Culture. (2009. 4. 10)