Sentence examples for Family aid from inspiring English sources

The largest share, $10,519, was from a human rights award given by the Alexander Langer Foundation in Italy to Ding Zilin, a professor here who is the chief organizer of the family aid program and the woman whom Mr. Lu was going to meet when he was detained.

The commissioner's mother, in a telephone interview from her home in Pineville, S.C., said that despite the city's compulsory work training programs and her housecleaning jobs, she continued to need the family aid to pay rent on the family's apartment in Clason Point Gardens, a public housing project in the Bronx.

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With the help of American Friends Service Committee's (AFSC) Family Aid Fund, our family survived a year of make-shift living arrangements before returning to a normal home life.

Once George W. Compassionate Conservativee' Bush was in the Oval Office, after adoption of welfare reform, the few remaining family aid programs including WIC (women, infants and children), food stamps now known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) all experienced a 20% reduction under the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005.

The wealth of these women, many of noble family, aided him in establishing the foundling and other hospitals.

During World War I, the Wilson family aided the war effort by posting a flock of sheep on the White House lawn.

With the catchphrase "Thunderbirds are go!" and featuring the secret emergency service run by the Tracy family, aided by London agent Lady Penelope and her butler, Parker, the original series enjoyed a resurgence in popularity in the 1990s.

His wife, sons and daughters and their families have managed to escape into Iraqi Kurdistan, "but I'm still here with the old members of the family," aided by his young nephew.

With the catchphrase "Thunderbirds are go!", the programme revolved around International Rescue, a secret emergency service run by the Tracy family aided by London agent Lady Penelope and her butler, Parker.

The scrutinized deal viewed by some as a potential bonanza for Kushner's family (aided by his new-found prominent government role)—could have attracted a federal probe, according to published reports.