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On the face of it, the trip could scarcely have been a more welcome respite for Mr Aso.

Fresh data on unemployment claims also suggested that there was no respite in the rapidly deteriorating jobs market.

Some analysts said the rebound might be only a respite from the past week's sharp rise in longer-dated bond yields.

Aside from a brief respite of a year or two when he had a council flat, the London streets have been the only home he's known.

Even so, a short morning stroll was enough to leave your jean-clad correspondent longing for some chilly respite.

The fallen angel was finally slain by an uprising within the populace, but none of the Outer Planes would grant his soul any respite.

There was a respite at any rate, which made the timid little Amelia almost as happy as a full reprieve would have done.

Aides said the president was seeking respite after a punishing few months in Washington's political swamp.

There is an air of order amid all the wild screams and roars, with drink sellers and noodle stalls nearby should you need respite.

At best they try to induce fear and lower the vibrations, but all that does it provide a temporary respite.

but his employer, who speculates from month to month, has no respite from one end of the year to the other.

As Ken Rogoff of Harvard University puts it, the Fed is "taking advantage of a respite in the financial crisis to shore up the dollar" .

For us the payback on our investment should be less than two years - even assuming no respite from these tough conditions.

Financial markets might not offer the respite necessary to put the new arrangements in place.

Analysts said the next quarter is unlikely to bring any respite.

We'll eventually come back but we need a bit of a respite.

The voting on Saturday was largely peaceful, a respite after weeks of turmoil and a toxic political debate over the constitution.

Yet less than 5% of caregivers reported using services like support groups or respite care to help ease the caregiving burden.

Take care of yourself and your loved ones by learning to let go of your passion and intensity for a respite.

But for now, his only respite, his only relief from the sins of his past, was found in the heat of battle.

But the power crisis has really crippled peoples ability to cope with it. Until the rains bring some respite people will continue to suffer.

To be ' simple' is to be honest , plain, artless - a valuable respite from the noise and complexity of our age .

But this respite from the ice is likely to prove short-lived, at least in geological terms.

This new pool was built on the banks of the Tigris. On a hot October night, it provides kids with some respite from the heat.

In a respite, the International Energy Agency has said emissions will fall by up to 3 percent in 2009 due to recession.

The markets have been relatively calm of late, but politicians would be foolish to mistake respite for resolution.

Given the large temporal stretches between VW model updates and their U. S. appearance, we could be looking at a provisional respite.

There was no respite from the suffocating heat.

The painkiller only provides him a short respite from his pain.

His extreme reaction won him a brief respite, but they soon resumed their nagging about his bachelorhood.

The pump-priming of government budgets through deficits and recapitalisation of banks offers only a temporary respite to the crisis.

Away from the sight of thy face my heart knows no rest nor respite, and my work becomes an endless toil in a shoreless sea of toil.

Though it was a welcome respite, he says: "I'm still angry. Whoever did the blocking in the first place should take responsibility. "

After a few months of respite, analysts say that Europe is once again in danger of plunging back into an economic storm.

The train journey is a respite in between leaving and arriving that allows strangers a chance to talk to each other.

Three sky gardens arranged on the upper levels of the towers will be a further respite from the solar heat on the exposed upper elevation.

They should use the respite to come up with a more convincing recipe for long-term growth.

Those people should be allowed to binge drink to their heart's content - they won't get much other respite.

But any respite would be only temporary; again, the G. O. P. is just not interested in helping a Democrat govern.

A different perspective on life, a glimpse at something beautiful, a respite from daily chaos, that only you through a torn world can see.

Vacation. Getting away for the weekend provides a great respite from the grind of an intense week at work.

But this could prove a temporary respite, because the pace of food price rises has picked up in recent weeks.

The respite will make up the sweetest part of the memories to be tasted from time to time in the years to come, just like we do good wine.

The move came as the dollar found temporary respite from recent selling pressure, edging higher in still-volatile and anxious trading.

This to doubles the China home industry which harms was said, for a their respite with adjustment opportunity.

Most saw the primary service as respite care and referred patients to it during late stages of illness rather than palliative phases.

This provided a one-year respite, but with no more resources to confiscate, money creation and hyperinflation resumed.

They do not have ready access to community services, respite care, in-home support, aids and equipment and recreation.

But environmentalists will cheer that, at last, there may be some respite for the world's dwindling resources and hard-pressed ecosystems.

Every so often the blur resolves, but the respite is short-lived; the next puzzle demands focus.

But the respite was short-lived, and since then it has strengthened even more against the dollar.

If Mr Bush hoped the trip would provide a respite from debate over Iraq, he is likely to be disappointed.

But Greece can expect only a short respite, as its plans will not show measurable results before July.

At midnight my temporary respite from blindness would cease, and permanent night would close in on me again.

But that massive demand offers only a temporary respite for Chinese policymakers.

Bridgend's respite from the wave of suicides lasted less than two months after Jenna Parry's death.

The results of this study are particularly important in designing respite care programs.

And unlike speculative investors, long-term investors likely won't quickly change their recent behavior even if the euro enjoys a respite.

Frederick Olmsted, who designed Central Park and many others, wanted to provide people with a respite from their tough, dirty jobs.

My legs, lungs and heart appreciated the respite, but my nerves soon came in for a test.

Many facilities operate almost continuously, giving the animals little respite from a constant stream of tourists.

The report says the outlook for global property investment remains bleak, with no respite imminent from falling values.

Other simply offer pleasure, as the holiday season gives some respite from meetings and business trips.

If you're caring for a loved one at home, you need respite from your caregiving role.

"With the amount of stress that people are under, considering the economy, many are looking for respite, " Perry says.

Reward yourself with respite breaks often, advises the National Family Caregivers Association.

The noise went on all night without a moment's respite.

But given the euro's design flaws, the respite is likely to be brief.

I often hanker after a little peace and respite from confusion, but it is really hard to come by.

Caption : Local people crowd an indoor swimming pool to seek respite from a heat wave in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, on Monday.

In June 1943 the beaten remnants of the U-boat fleet ceased to attack our North Atlantic convoys, and we gained a welcome respite.

The three women had profited by the respite of the night to vanish definitely; which allowed the insurgents to breathe more freely.

Monetary policy cannot counteract this, since all three are pegged to the euro. And fiscal policy offers no respite.

respite: temporary deferment or cessation of work or pain; a temporary delay in the execution of a sentence.

At the same time the Cathedral itself and its grounds should provide a place of respite from our unrelenting secular world.

The opportunity to crow about the beast is a welcome respite from months of bad news plaguing General Motors, Cadillac's manufacturer.

Nick Clegg, whose Liberal Democrats were never friends of the Murdoch press, has won a respite after a tough year.

Furthermore, the respective banks will grant a respite on interest and amortization payments into the year 2011.

The carefully designed gardens, calm ponds and exquisite buildings provide a respite for visitors.

But the next question offered little respite.

After a brief respite in the first quarter of this year, asset prices plunged in the spring, sending shockwaves through global markets.

So there will be little respite from the dense data smog, which some researchers fear may be poisonous.

The most perfect examples occupy corner lots. They offer a pleasant respite from the high-density development around them.

This brings only a brief respite for the prime minister.

This extension is giving them a respite between the outgoing and the incoming ages.

Remember that when Everyman was visited by the angel of death, he pleaded for respite or delay.

The third group of lenders is one where the bad credit customers get a respite from.

Just this short respite can help stabilize your energy fields and bring you back to center.

Leisure, as it is understood, is a respite from the pressure of livelihood.

In Kunming a recent shortage of diesel has brought unexpected respite to rising prices for food staples.

The Bundestag's summer break, which starts later this month, will offer a welcome respite from turmoil.

Businesses will welcome an end to these cases. But the respite may be short-lived.

Fight several engagements in succession without respite.

meet us for a drink first . at the respite . six o ' clock.

However, their respite from the Conservatives' onslaught may prove brief.

Many will take the new fast road to Moscow's international airport to find respite in more pleasant corners of Europe.

Amid the gloom, however, is some respite for the biggest manufacturers.

A respite from a disagreeable state of affairs.

C. B. started doing just that a few weeks ago, and produced a temporary respite for those nations.

A respite came in 2005-07, as a buoyant rich world and increasingly thirsty emerging economies boosted demand.

I rode the bus home every afternoon, a brief respite before dinner and my night job.

We pay a high price for a very brief respite from stress.

During the week-ends the householders , enjoying a respite from their office duties, visited the Master.

Here the US administration should expect no respite from Pyongyang.

Even the death sentence offered no respite: his torturers tortured on, in search of more information.

The director gave the cast a short respite before the next scene.

When borrowers are in trouble, we give them respite from debt repayments.

At dawn I overflow with thoughts of us and aching pleasure that gives me no respite.

Mr Sangakkara is enjoying a respite because his national side is playing a series of games against England.

When you are overwhelmed or need a brief moment of respite, to play a lofty ball, and then back to the center of the field.

Any respite on revaluation must not lead to complacency on deeper reform.

Ellie and Michael designed the upstairs master suite as a respite from their busy lives.

We welcome you into our boundaries again after a long respite of non-communication in Earth's history.

As spammers find their mails blocked, they are trying other tactics. Expect no respite.

During the Edo period (1603-1868), the tea ceremony provided respite for the samurai warrior.

The snows had finally moved off to the south and given them a respite.

The Black Knight casts Death's Respite on the herald, killing him.

Not that there has been much respite in the fighting.

After a weekend's respite, equity investors return to their screens this morning to trawl through the wreckage.

That might bring temporary respite.

From the SPDC side, they wanted a respite to consolidate urban areas after the 1988 uprising.

Ferrari is working with no respite.

Respite is a shelter made for people on the move.

And fiscal policy offers no respite.

CNN: The torch arrival in Beijing allows the government a brief respite before the relay sets off on a problematic, monthlong world tour.

But that respite ended last summer.

And the government is not getting any respite from Iraq the Model either.

The coffee break in the afternoon gave us a brief respite from our work.

But it is unlikely their respite will be for long.

A welcome respite from hard work.

Off-the-job activities not only provide a respite from daily work responsibilities, but also offer satisfaction in areas unrelated to work.

Of course, childcare can provide a parent with some much needed respite time in order to tend to other tasks and responsibilities.

She is very nice, "respite" what everyone else says about her.

Massaging wrist, it can relieve and respite the pain on wrist and should.

But that is not respite; it is another stage and phase of expiation.

After a brief respite last year, the US current account deficit appears to be growing again.

Molina's Burlador ever replies to the threats of hell: "What a long respite you give me! "

And, like last year, Amazon lures millions of shoppers with respite from holiday stampedes and looted shelves.

however , the last two or three years i had allowed myself some respite

Rio's colourful carnival provides a brief respite in a city increasingly beset by violent crime

caregiver support interventions (e. g. stress management, respite care)

i ' ll tell you , these old bones could sure use a respite

Japan's setback provides a moment of respite for America's Big Three,

respite ( n. ) : an interval of temporary relief or rest

grand a respite to a condemned man

ceaseless toil that knows no respite

The hills provide a peaceful respite

i like a little respite from all the decor