Sentence examples for Subsequent assistance from inspiring English sources

The report notes that the delays in activating relief operations last year massively increased the cost of subsequent assistance.

While most providers "ask" patients about their tobacco use patterns and "advise" them to quit, fewer patients report being "assessed" for their interest in quitting, and even fewer report subsequent "assistance" in a quit attempt and having follow-up "arranged".

Being admitted to the Council of Europe has become a sine qua non for ascertaining and checking the democratic nature of the former Communist countries, a prerequisite for all subsequent assistance and co-operation.

"Bank of America's completion of the merger, and the subsequent assistance from the government, not only protected our country's financial system but also was in the best interest of the shareholders, customers, employees and creditors of Bank of America and Merrill Lynch," he said, noting that the Fed had the authority as the bank's regulator to remove its management.

Some of the local Non Governmental Organizations (NGO) took money from communities with the promise of subsequent assistance which failed to materialize.

Consider for example US support for coups d'état in countries like Iran and Guatemala dating back to the 1950s and subsequent assistance to homicidal but market-friendly regimes, like Pinochet's in Chile and various governments and counterinsurgency movements in Central America.

The school developed rapidly after substantial benefactions in 1879 by George Monro and subsequent financial assistance from the Rockefeller and Carnegie foundations.

Failure by the recipient to initiate a claim or exercise due diligence in the pursuit of a claim will be considered by CCC during the review of applications for subsequent food assistance awards.

During his speech, he played down any concerns that Congress might attach human rights and democracy related conditions to subsequent military assistance, stressing repeatedly that he was "confident... absolutely confident... very confident" that the full aid package would be restored.

Flores approached the Buenos Aires Minister of War, Bartolomé Mitre, agreeing to throw the support of the Colorados behind Buenos Aires in exchange for subsequent Argentine assistance in their fight against the Fusionist government in Montevideo (the Uruguayan capital).

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