Sentence examples for administration assistance from inspiring English sources

His name became central to debates over policy in Central America when it was affixed to legislative amendments intended to stem Reagan administration assistance to anti-Sandinista guerrillas in Nicaragua.

The Paris hospital administration (Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris) reported more than 2,600 excess emergency department (ED) visits, most of them classified as heat related, and reported 1,900 excess hospital admissions, unfortunately coinciding with a usual decrease of available beds during the summer period [ 7].

As a recipient of Veterans Administration assistance, and as someone who thoroughly understands the need to heal the wounds of war, my contribution will include payment for veterans services.

The coming contract talks will also be influenced by "no strike" pledges given by the union to both G.M. and Chrysler, as a condition for the Obama administration's support of government assistance.

I asked whether he, like the Bush administration, resisted assistance to groups that distribute condoms in the fight against AIDS in Africa.

The Clinton administration offered assistance in constructing an early warning radar in eastern Siberia and in launching Russian early warning satellites.

It took a few months, but with the administration's assistance, he negotiated a deal on the insurance and found two recent Vermont graduates who were athletic trainers and would work for a discounted rate, $25 an hour.

In recent weeks, banks have begun accelerating foreclosures again, after having held off while waiting to find out which homeowners would be eligible for the Obama administration's assistance program.

But he said that, while Mr. Doctoroff was put in charge of the negotiations with Merrill, it would have been "entirely appropriate" for the mayor to offer his administration's assistance.

Our meeting was arranged by the Security Administration for Assistance (S.A.A ., a wing of the Shin Bet set up in 1994 after the signing of the first Oslo accord to help Palestinian informers leave the West Bank and rebuild their lives inside Israel.

Business groups such as the National Federation of Independent Business complained that Solis was forging a less cooperative relationship, one that departed from the Bush administration's "compliance assistance" approach; the Labor Department said that compliance assistance was still an important part of the new strategy.