Sentence examples for action to aid from inspiring English sources

"The real action to aid private schools will be in the tax route".

Ms. Granholm joined five other governors Thursday in asking the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve to take "immediate action" to aid the struggling automakers.

As Europe and the United States weigh stronger action to aid the Syrian rebels, including directly arming them, Mr. Assad appeared to be appealing to those nations' aversion to Western military interventions.

Mr David recommended that the government look at ways to make sure businesses were using the most up-to-date technology, and take further action to aid exports.

"Nothing, however, can be taken for granted, underlining the need for continued action to aid businesses to take full advantage of the recovery".

Kagan suggests to the contrary that we should regard it as morally the better course of action to aid the saint, who has less than she deserves, rather than to help the sinner, who already has more than she deserves.

The US had already taken unilateral actions to aid civilians caught in the conflict by dropping humanitarian supplies into Bosnia under Operation Provide Promise, and many US officials argued for the use of military force.

Although the U.S. has a host of potential policy tools and diplomatic leverage at its disposal, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said Wednesday that it would not take formal economic policy actions to aid Greece or to bring Germany closer to the position Obama outlined in February.

In a statement, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly likened Justice Blackburne's action to aiding in the escape of a suspect in a violent crime.

He likened her action to aiding in the escape of a suspected violent criminal and called her decision "outrageous conduct by any measure," adding that "her actions merit investigation for judicial misconduct".

But elite schools can still use their affirmative action programs to aid those most harmed by past racial discrimination.