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Even though Americans value independence, developmental psychologists, along with many parents, recognize that assistance in early adulthood facilitates rather than undermines a child's eventual independence.

The Ghazir rug, crafted by orphans, was presented as a gift to President Coolidge in 1925 to recognize humanitarian assistance.

All participants were offered gift vouchers valued at $30 (these included phone cards or book tokens, neither of which could be redeemed for tobacco) to recognize their assistance.

Most advocates for increased development assistance recognize that aid is not a cure-all for poverty and that trade is critically important (most of Moyo's evidence on trade is actually lifted from Oxfam).

Recognizing that assistance through transition is pivotal to Afghanistan's trajectory, the international community agreed to the 2012 NATO and Tokyo commitments.

We're confident that families dealing with this terrible disease recognize the valuable assistance the M.D.A. is able to provide through the broadest array of services of any nonprofit agency and as the largest nongovernmental sponsor of muscular dystrophy research.

But we also need to recognize that humanitarian assistance is not the solution.

In providing both social and clinical support to patients, community health workers were positioned to recognize and provide assistance to eliminate barriers to adherence.

If you recognize the need for assistance and sincerely offer to help, you will be seen as loyal and dedicated to the company, your department and/or team.

"What's encouraging is that the regional countries here recognize what kind of assistance they need and are able to define that," said Michele Coduri, chief of the Swiss Foreign Ministry's international security section.

We also recognize the Nigerian National Population Commission for assistance.