Sentence examples for Open assistance from inspiring English sources

Mounting violence in Lebanon is at least partially attributable to Hezbollah's open assistance to Syrian President Bashar Assad and his government, which is dominated by the Shiite-affiliated Alawite sect.

Lysias, on the other hand, argued in one of his orations that the Athenians should regard Alcibiades as an enemy because of the general tenor of his life, as "he repays with injury the open assistance of any of his friends".

Each adjustment — raising the maximum price of a house that would qualify for home-buying funds, or raising the income cap for buyers — opens the assistance program to more people.

The agency will open a loan assistance center today at the Commerce Bank branch at 31-04 Ditmars Boulevard in Astoria, Queens, officials said.

By this point, the seedpods are brittle enough for you to open without the assistance of any special utensils.

Opponents argued that this was a mere partisan conspiracy designed to increase turnout for one party and that opening up public assistance and disability assistance agencies to voter registration would invite fraud.

Ashley Daly, senior manager of international assignments at AstraZeneca, said more employees are open to assistance before heading abroad — for help with moving, to locate schools or to learn a language — but not when returning.

Asking for assistance can open up the subject, but not every identity position needs extra help from others.

Any American effort to intervene in Afghanistan that comes with open Russian assistance, as now seems likely, is bound to backfire.

The American victory in the Battles of Saratoga helped to induce the French to recognize American independence and to give open military assistance, thus marking a turning point in the uprising and making possible its ultimate success.

"In consultation with the president, the secretary of the Treasury, on the recommendation of the Federal Reserve and FDIC, determined that open bank assistance was necessary to avoid serious adverse effects on economic conditions and financial stability," FDIC chairwoman Sheila Bair said in statement.