Sentence examples for a program to aid from inspiring English sources

We need a program to aid these distressed homeowners.

It has also earmarked ¥6 billion this year for a program to aid geothermal power developers through capital injections and debt guarantees and is requesting ¥9 billion to extend this program for the 2013 fiscal year.

The cost-cutting plans would raise the likelihood of United receiving a $1.8 billion federal loan guarantee under a program to aid the airline industry after the Sept. 11 attacks.

She said the grant could help fund a program to aid abused women with mental health issues.

Did she donate to the Haiti Relief Fund? Has she spearheaded a program to aid underprivileged, single mothers to manage the stressors of raising multiple children?

(A 2007 state law established a grant program to aid biomass power, but the $30 million has not been financed).

He assisted in jump-starting a new program to aid families living with H.I.V. and AIDS.

Pakistan could have several motives in undertaking a covert program to aid or protect the Taliban: appeasing Pakistan's radicalized Pashtun population; pressuring Afghanistan's government into political concessions favorable to Pakistan; or preserving a historically friendly militia as a hedge against an eventual American withdrawal from Afghanistan.

And Republicans supported by the US Chamber and the Business Roundtable just blocked a $30 billion program to aid lending to small businesses, even though they and not the Zuckerman/Chamber/Roundtable large businesses, are the engines of employment growth.

In 2012, Falle and Bridget Perrier represented Sex Trade 101 in Owen Sound where they launched ReStart, a mentorship program to aid women and youth who are at risk of sexual victimization, to help people exit the sex trade, and to provide support once they have exited.

Evaluation of a patient navigator program to aid Hispanic women in overcoming obstacles to receive follow-up care in a timely manner after a diagnosis of an abnormal Pap test, may help to increase the proportion of women who receive timely follow-up care in health care clinics in rural Eastern Washington.